MOL 

Abbreviation for The Mail Online - British gutter tabloid with epic comments section

What’s the point of dredging this up now when it happened many years ago? The MOL must be getting desperate about filling column inches. Time to find some current news please.

MOL by Tica Morena February 4, 2025

mol be 

when something is very good, cool or featch

My friend C lad says this club is really mol be on mondays.
We had a big mol be stacking last night.

mol be by maryjizzle February 14, 2008

Mol the Dolphin 

The most amazing person in the world. Someone who is so incredibly talented, beautiful and smart. Someone who is sunshine on a cloudy day. A hero.

A star, Possi, Mol the Dolphin

Mol the Dolphin by Deal the Seal95 June 22, 2010

mol ray 

mol ray is a audio correction of mole rat but ended up being mol ray bc faith and i are fucked up mentally. so mol ray means i’m to fucked to spell

“Yo faith. You hear what that fucking mol ray having bitch said”

“you damn mol ray”

mol ray by bella :p August 20, 2021

mol ester 

when your friend asks you to search up molester

Hey buddy search up molester
Ok *searches mol ester just to piss him off

mol ester by AJ!@#$%^&*() March 16, 2023

Mol Dubh 

Irish Gaelic. Literal translation to english is "Dark Molly". A Mol Dubh is a female who has the capability to love more deeply and passionatley than any other force known in human nature. She is mysterious, yet vunerable. Soft, yet has an iron guilded spirit. Her soul is ruddy and full of secrets. If you are lucky enough to earn her love, she is everything you will ever need. A Mol Dubh is a rare find, and if you are fourtunate enough to earn her love, never, never let her go.

That girl is a Mol Dubh. I am ruined for all other women.

I'll never be satisfied until I find my Mol Dubh.

Mol Dubh by MD25/85 June 28, 2010

mol'woman 

a woman wo could pass as a man. especially one who could grow facial hair.

Person 1: Is that a gay couple?
Person 2: Nope, I think that guy is with a mol'woman.

mol'woman by Max Kansas March 30, 2005