UK origin. Named after the French girl's name Mathilde, and generally used to express a combination of amusement and embarrassment (sometime with a dose of incompetence), much like the world view's the French.
Doing a Maddy is most commonly used when you have done something that is embarrassing to you, but amusing to others unintentionally. It is often used as a pre-emptive response to the ridicule you will anyway be in for and admit defeat before it even begins.
Doing a Maddy is most commonly used when you have done something that is embarrassing to you, but amusing to others unintentionally. It is often used as a pre-emptive response to the ridicule you will anyway be in for and admit defeat before it even begins.
Laura: "I did a Maddy this morning..."
Lisa: "Really? What happened?"
Laura: "I overslept and tried to wash my hands with toothpaste"
Lisa: "Really? What happened?"
Laura: "I overslept and tried to wash my hands with toothpaste"
by Kian379 October 31, 2011
Get the Did a Maddy mug.This saying comes from ancient monks just before going out to slaughter some insolent people. Before the monks would leave they would say "be right back" in such a way it would imply they would be back in a few minutes but in actual fact they would be out for hours.
12:58 - Ancient Monk: gonna brb
12:58 - Ancient Ninja: kk
Ancient Monk is now Offline.
Ancient Monk is now Online.
21:40 - Ancient Ninja: Welcome back?
21:40 - Ancient Monk: Aye
21:40 - Ancient Monk: ;D
21:40 - Ancient Ninja: You just did a Foxhound
12:58 - Ancient Ninja: kk
Ancient Monk is now Offline.
Ancient Monk is now Online.
21:40 - Ancient Ninja: Welcome back?
21:40 - Ancient Monk: Aye
21:40 - Ancient Monk: ;D
21:40 - Ancient Ninja: You just did a Foxhound
by Ancient Ninja August 21, 2010
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adj.
1. Intended to instruct or inform or inclined to moralize excessively. (e.g., a didactic story)
2. A word that is overused by English majors as a pretense to sound intellectual when they are actually stating an obvious and trivial fact.
1. Intended to instruct or inform or inclined to moralize excessively. (e.g., a didactic story)
2. A word that is overused by English majors as a pretense to sound intellectual when they are actually stating an obvious and trivial fact.
by octechwriter September 25, 2007
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Get the i did a thing mug.Failing an exam really basly by answering the wrong question or cheating in an exam with little chance of success.
Kevin: How was the Georgraphy exam?
Dave: Ah Man, I did a Christian Beaumont and forgot to answer 2 of the questions.
Kevin: Oh god, you did a Christian Beaumont
Dave: Ah Man, I did a Christian Beaumont and forgot to answer 2 of the questions.
Kevin: Oh god, you did a Christian Beaumont
by FuseWorld February 19, 2011
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Get the didar mug.To be such a drunken mess and a lightweight that upon imbibing copious amounts of alcohol you are rendered involuntarily unconscious and unable to be wrested from your slumber.
I’m such a mess, I got so drunk at that party the other night that I did a mel and woke up on the couch on my own and everyone had gone home
by Lorenstinks March 5, 2012
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