Milavec: A verb meaning to shower a stranger with gifts, be it big or small, in an attempt to gain their trust/friendship. May also be followed by stalking and being a bit of a pest or nuisance i.e. clingy. Being 'Milaveced', may also happen concurrently with gift giving to the unwanted gift receiver.
Example 1:
Person 1: "Damn! I was starting to like her, but she wont leave me alone! Not even for a second!"
Person 2: "Didn't I predict this? I knew she was going to milavec you!"
Example 2:
Person 1: " He gave me another present that was pretty expensive. I've only known him for a week. He seemed okay at first, until he started to milavec me!"
Person 2: "You better cut ties now, or else you will be consistently stocked and clung to like an old, wet rag."
Person 1: "Damn! I was starting to like her, but she wont leave me alone! Not even for a second!"
Person 2: "Didn't I predict this? I knew she was going to milavec you!"
Example 2:
Person 1: " He gave me another present that was pretty expensive. I've only known him for a week. He seemed okay at first, until he started to milavec me!"
Person 2: "You better cut ties now, or else you will be consistently stocked and clung to like an old, wet rag."
by Todd Braun May 14, 2020