mallo
mallo by sarahhipcoolfly September 26, 2007
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Mallo
1. A yummy treat that consists of sugar, beaten egg whites, gelatin that has been pre-softened in water, gum arabic, and flavorings,then whipped to a spongy consistency.
2. A person trying, but failing to show off a new white coat.
2. A person trying, but failing to show off a new white coat.
#1-"Yum, these mallos are mad tasty"
#2-"Yeah, i know. Oh by the way do you like my new white coat?"
#1-"it's aight...such a mallo"
#2-"what?!?"
#2-"Yeah, i know. Oh by the way do you like my new white coat?"
#1-"it's aight...such a mallo"
#2-"what?!?"
Mallo by joeybnukkas May 1, 2007
Mallo
A Mallo, by definition, is another form of social distancing. It can be used to describe lonely people and sad virgins.
Mallo by Keys is the best April 26, 2020
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