maloufco

v. to dominate completely.

adj. unimaginably large, huge, immense

1)v. Whoa, that guy just got maloufcoed! I've never seen such a one-sided confrontation!

2)adj. The Himalaya mountains are totally maloufco!

by BenitoSanduchi October 16, 2011

maloubies

Maloubies are what you call the boobs of a swedish girl they are neither big or small

It can also be a nickname you call a girl from sweden with nice boobs

Example 1: Hey look at those maloubies!"
Example 2: Hey maloubies!

by HawkeyeHamilton December 15, 2013

marlouie

Marlouie is the most unique person you can ever meet. When he loves, he loves until the end of the world. When he is happy, he is up on cloud nine. But when you break his trust or his heart, you will regret doing so. He is at extremes. That's is why you should know how to handle a Marlouie.

Person 1: is he a Marlouie?
Person 2: why'd you say so?
Person 1: he seems so extreme. Last time, he was so happy. Then suddenly felt gloomy.

by Ongniel June 8, 2021

melou

A cute runt of the litter grey cat that belongs to (b)ean

My cute melou belongs to the (b)ean family. Aka I’m not saying the actual last name lol, just a substitute.

by Marshadow5 Gaming June 21, 2021

Eddy malou

"Hi sir Fidel, my father's name is the one of the greatest scientist of democratic republic of Congo, Eddy malou (E, double D, Y hyphen M, A, L, O, U) that is it means the esteem of KNOWLEDGE, the ones who knows lots of things"

"...the congolexicomatization of market laws, please..."

"-Do you know rollerblades ?

-Yes, it's all about this, because, when we speak about reller, we can see nuclearity."

It's a next eddy malou level of bullshit

by genesis maraboutator October 1, 2017

Malou

A girl's name used in France, Holland, the Philippines. It could be a short form of Maria Luisa, Maria Lourdes, Mary Lou, etc.

"Narrative: The original Miryam of the Hebrew scriptures was sister to Moses and Aaron. Some scholars believe her name, and those of her brothers, could have originated in the ancient Egyptian language, and that their meanings are lost. Others offer alternate interpretations, including ''rebellion'' and ''sea of bitterness.''

Various forms derived from Miryam -- Latin Maria developed into French Marie, then English Mary. Among Christians, they are venerated as the name of the mother of Jesus Christ. St. Jerome associated the Virgin's name with the Latin phrase stella maris (''star of the sea''), and this can be regarded as yet another meaning that inspired the widespread use of so many forms of this name." - www.babynamer.com/Malou

Jane: Julie just gave birth to a baby girl.
John: Do you know who they named the baby after?
Jane: They called her Malou, after her mother, Maria and her mother in law, Luisa.

by wordsdontcomeeasy May 22, 2009

mealous

You order a meal at a restaurant, and a friend orders one of the other meals you were thinking about ordering. Upon arrival, you see your own meal, along with the other meal, and completely regret making that decision.

"As soon as I saw Amer's chicken and cheddar omelette, I became extremely mealous"

by sawdo February 2, 2010