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matadoring
Verb (passive) - Allowing others to do a significant portion of a task then, finish the task and claim credit for all the effort.
I was matadoring when I let my friend carry my son because, when we arrived at the reception, I carried him.
matadoring by The Hermits August 26, 2016
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Mamadobin • Maladomini • Mamading • Mamadouism • matadoring • mama binbin • Mama-diving • mama dolenc
Mamading
The competition that sluts do on a dance floor. Essentially performing a fast in out Penile oral insertion to the greatest number of dudes possible for a free drink and risk of gonorrhea. Looks like a blow job but No one cums...
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Mamading by niggaz4life July 3, 2014
Maladomini
The seventh layer of Hell in the Dungeons and Dragons mythology. It is ruled by Baalzebul Lord of the Flies, who is obscessed with perfection. As such, it is covered with the remains of half-constructed buildings, because Baalzebul always comes up with a more perfect structure to build and stops work on whatever came before.
Player: So, if we went there, we could find gems and vases and expensive artwork and treasure 'n shit all over Malodominic?
Me: Maladomini.
Player: Yeah.
Me: Sure, but devils are constantly salvaging and cannibalizing the old stuff for the new.
Player: So they'd be grabbin' shit too?
Me: ...yeah.
Player: No problem, I'll kick their asses.
Me: ...I'm going to enjoy killing your character, you know that?
Me: Maladomini.
Player: Yeah.
Me: Sure, but devils are constantly salvaging and cannibalizing the old stuff for the new.
Player: So they'd be grabbin' shit too?
Me: ...yeah.
Player: No problem, I'll kick their asses.
Me: ...I'm going to enjoy killing your character, you know that?
Maladomini by Kerik August 17, 2006
Mamadouism
Mamadouism by MAMADOUISM LEADER May 13, 2024
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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Pee Calculus
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