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1. In the PC and X-Box game Morrowind, Meldor is an armor merchant in the town of Balmorra. If you attack him, a bunch of soldiers kill you.

They will serve you. Do not try to eat them.

2. To eat hastily

3. To projectile vomit.
1. "I was playing some Morrowind yesterday, and I bought a hat from Meldor."

2. "I Meldored that ham real good."

3. "I Meldored all over the counter last night."
Meldor by TheFunkMachine April 12, 2004
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Mellorine 

Sanji's favorite thing to say around nwami swan or robin chwan
Nami: is doing anything
Sanji: mellorine mellorine mellorine...
Robin: is robin

Sanji: mellorine mellorine mellorine
Mellorine by BIRB December 7, 2019

mellorine 

1: Non-dairy alternative to ice cream, wherein other fats are used instead of milk fat. It can be made out of both animal fat and vegetable fat. It has a sweat and delicate taste, just like a fine woman. At least that's what Sanji thinks.
2: An interjection often used in the sight of pure beauty that would be sweet to the taste if it was a food.
1: This mellorine tastes exquisite, just like my Nami-Swan~
2: Mellorine! You're so lovely, Robin-Scwan~
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Mellor Up 

The act of scratching one's intimate areas ...be they the snatch, gootch, balls or arse crack and smelling the aforementioned fingers in order to see if washing is required. This can escalate,if it is a good vintage, to wafting said fingers in front of someone else's nose whilst shouting 'mellor up'
Hey Janet ....'mellor up'......
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No problem. (notice the spelling in reverse).
-Hey thanks for helping me.
-Melborp.
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melior community academy 

One of the shittest schools in Scunthorpe and there’s no shock people fail their GCSEs when they come here. It’s also full of fake ass bitches and girls who think they’re the Shit.
Guy: did you go to Melior Community Academy?
Guy 2: ye I did...sadly

Guy: no wonder you failed your GCSEs man
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