Mauled
Mauled - to be kissed vigously either by a guy or a girl-/ (makeout) . This phrase is commonly used on the Hit show “That 70’s Show”
Mauled by Bitch I just know stuff December 26, 2017
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mauled
(i) To be overwhelmed by the effects of drink or drugs.
(ii) To be beaten by another person at a game or in any context whatsoever.
(iii) To shag a bird.
(ii) To be beaten by another person at a game or in any context whatsoever.
(iii) To shag a bird.
Eg, "I was absolutely fucking mauled last night"
Eg, "I got completely mauled by/at ...."
Eg, "Did you maul Laura last night?"
Eg, "It was a 6-0 mauling"
Eg, "I'm gonna give you a good fucking mauling at pro evo"
Eg, "I got completely mauled by/at ...."
Eg, "Did you maul Laura last night?"
Eg, "It was a 6-0 mauling"
Eg, "I'm gonna give you a good fucking mauling at pro evo"
mauled by Richard Torrance March 3, 2008
Mauled
"Did you hear about the guy who was eaten by the grizzly at Yellowstone last week??"
"Yeah dude, he was his lunch! The bear totally mauled him!"
"Yeah dude, he was his lunch! The bear totally mauled him!"
Mauled by JanisIanLesbian September 17, 2015
Mauled by Jesus
Puts a hangover to shame. Very similar, minus alcohol. You could have waken up feeling totally exhausted after a night of hard partying/dancing, so sore in fact the only thing in the known universe that could cause such tremendous discomfort and pain would be Jesus mauling you.
*next day after party*
Alex: Duuude...that party was intense...how would you describe it?
Connor: I don't remember, but the pain suggests at one point i was mauled by Jesus
Alex: Duuude...that party was intense...how would you describe it?
Connor: I don't remember, but the pain suggests at one point i was mauled by Jesus
Mauled by Jesus by bobbert the ghost eating toast August 22, 2011
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