Malumpcious

A fancy way of saying thicccccccccccc.

My, my, you are looking QUITE malumpcious today, sir.
Thank you, my dignified peer.

by PATUdaPenguin July 19, 2018

Mallu

short for the term mallayalee; they are from south India but specifically saying the lit land of Kerala. A vast majority of them are now settling in London or anywhere in the foreign. They are the most dedicated and hardworking workers; don't let me start about our nurses. They speak malayalam, but they also say they speak some tamil too because why not? shut up, tamilans and mallayalis are one. They the lit typa people we need more of outta Kerala. Disrespect them about their coconut trees? SHush theres more to Kerala. They be gettin their student visas' and hustling life through.

dude: Yh I'm a Mallu
dude 2: Huh
Me: READ THE ABOVE

by @!Amyy! February 6, 2022

malcumbating

the act of masturbating on a public bathroom floor while taking a shit

Janice: oh my god! did you hear about what happened with Craig?!

Roger: yeah! it was sickkkkkkkkk. coach Rosine found him in the 6th floor boy's bathroom malcumbating!

by Chief Brown Bottom October 26, 2011

malumaing

To do all things Maluma. Check his Instagram, listen to his music, post about him on my fan page, and wonder what he is doing this second

I need to stop malumaing and get to work.

by Malumaholic November 26, 2017

Mallulated

The past tense verb designating the recipient of the action taken when someone/ something is malleable.

We mallulated this clay into a sculpture.

by Mannham March 20, 2021

Millumi

Millumi is a beautiful name to be given to someone, it defines beauty, love, and the need to feel as if someone is with you forever, to be in an immortal love.

“Wow, I heard you found your Millumi hope they make you feel special!”

by The three sisters <3 June 22, 2021

maluma baby

Inspired by the Colombian singer, from the city of Medellin, Maluma, it's an expression that's understood by all cultures, nationalities, age groups and genders.

Works especially well in latin countries.

It's used when you don't have words to describe a certain event/situation that either went extremely well or that you have no regrets about.

Can also be utilized when you risk it all in a certain situation.

The expression can be used in a sentence as is, without spaces in between (malumababy) or even as a hashtag (#malumababy).

Friend 1: "Did you have fun last night at the party? I saw you talking with a girl near the bar and then I didn't see you again. Did you leave together?"
Friend 2: "maluma baby!"

Or

Person 1: "Are you really going to bungee jump from that high?"
Person 2: "malumababy"

by Fr12 November 26, 2021