malarchy

Literally "bad / wrong / mis government or rule" combining the prefix "mal" as in malpractice or malfeasance, with the suffix "archy" meaning rule or government, as in monarchy or anarchy.

The country threw off monarchy but due to corruption it eventually descended into malarchy.

by Scholosophy January 11, 2024

horse malarchy

An improved version of malarchy. Used to describe an unfavorable situation or when something backfires. Made popular by Vocal Status.

"I was supposed to have a party at my house, but no one showed."
"That's some real horse malarchy."

by Stretch Massee October 26, 2007