Maltaball
A type of Countryball that nobody talks about, normally associated with Italyball, like Vaticanball, and San Marinoball.
Maltaball by BuddyMaddie March 31, 2022
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multiball
Adjective describing a stressful or precarious circumstance. Literally, a state of flux. From "multiball," a term that describes a stage in a game of pinball, wherein the player must keep two or more balls in play. Also used as verb (multiballing) and adverb (going multiball). See also multitasking.
multiball by Jenn Frank September 23, 2005
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Martyball
1. Control freak. The Chargers have enough talent to knock out any team in the league, as long as their coach lets them throw the K.O. punch.
2. The ultimate conservative. Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory is a simple task when the head coach is conservative enough to make Rush Limbaugh look like a leftist.
3. Play to not lose. Worries about not losing his teams six-point lead even after watching his team blow 4th-Qtr leads time and again in '05 and already in '06. Is not forceful in trying to make games a two-score affair.
4. Ex-San Diego Chargers Coach. Punches his own ticket out of town by continuing to lose in close games. Has never won the big game. Was never a favorite of the GM. See definition 7 below.
5. Addle-brained. Head Coach that reasons that odds are in your favor if you just hold on to the lead (no matter how small), play field position and let the Defense do the rest. Forgets that Defenses get tired at the end of the game and Offenses desperately attack more.
6. Groundburger. No one is expecting Martyball to transform into Air Coryell Version 2.0, but come on.
7. A stubborn German. Sticks to his guns - or should that be runs? If his gameplan doesn't work, at least he will have gone down his way; and took the team with him.
2. The ultimate conservative. Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory is a simple task when the head coach is conservative enough to make Rush Limbaugh look like a leftist.
3. Play to not lose. Worries about not losing his teams six-point lead even after watching his team blow 4th-Qtr leads time and again in '05 and already in '06. Is not forceful in trying to make games a two-score affair.
4. Ex-San Diego Chargers Coach. Punches his own ticket out of town by continuing to lose in close games. Has never won the big game. Was never a favorite of the GM. See definition 7 below.
5. Addle-brained. Head Coach that reasons that odds are in your favor if you just hold on to the lead (no matter how small), play field position and let the Defense do the rest. Forgets that Defenses get tired at the end of the game and Offenses desperately attack more.
6. Groundburger. No one is expecting Martyball to transform into Air Coryell Version 2.0, but come on.
7. A stubborn German. Sticks to his guns - or should that be runs? If his gameplan doesn't work, at least he will have gone down his way; and took the team with him.
1. Suzie was so set in her ways in school, she simply played Martyball and Martyballed the teachers until they passed her.
Martyball by Tommie Vaughn November 9, 2008
matabalism
matabalism by The Oxford dictionary associat February 2, 2018
Syro-Malaballin'
The term Syro-Malabar refers to a group of Malayalees, from the Indian state of Kerala, who are a part of the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church. The Syro-Malabar Church is an Easter Catholic Church with approximately 3,828,591 believers and worshippers.
The term Syro-Malaballin’ is a term used by youth in the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church to show how much swagger and pride we Syro-Malaballers have.
The term Syro-Malaballin’ is a term used by youth in the Syro-Malabar Catholic Church to show how much swagger and pride we Syro-Malaballers have.
“Yo, what are you?”
“I’m Syro-Malaballin'!"
Or
“I’m a Syro-Malaballer!”
“What you doing this weekend?”
“I’m gonna be Syro-Malaballin’ at church on Sunday.”
“Who do you hang with?”
“My fellow Syro-Malaballers.”
“Wanna hang out this weekend?”
“Can’t man, I’m gonna be Syro-Malaballin’ it all weekend with my Syro-Malaballers.”
“I’m Syro-Malaballin'!"
Or
“I’m a Syro-Malaballer!”
“What you doing this weekend?”
“I’m gonna be Syro-Malaballin’ at church on Sunday.”
“Who do you hang with?”
“My fellow Syro-Malaballers.”
“Wanna hang out this weekend?”
“Can’t man, I’m gonna be Syro-Malaballin’ it all weekend with my Syro-Malaballers.”
Syro-Malaballin' by Syro-Malaballer May 20, 2011