Milique
A very mid individual
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minique
headgirl material
probably the most beautiful girl you will ever meet
has a good sense of humour
you dont want to get on her bad side for she slaps hard
probably the most beautiful girl you will ever meet
has a good sense of humour
you dont want to get on her bad side for she slaps hard
minique by susangriet August 31, 2016
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Milique • malique • milquetoast • Melique • Milquelord • Malique-ish • maliquethefreaking • Meliquea • miliquat • milque
milquetoast
A word originating from a comic strip character in the 1920's named Casper Milquetoast. The word has come to define someone unassertive and timid.
The first time I ever heard this word was in an episode of The Gilmore Girls.
The first time I ever heard this word was in an episode of The Gilmore Girls.
". . . You can't be a milquetoast muppet. You have to have pointy teeth and jaws that snap. The meek shall not inherit the earth!"
milquetoast by mrs. smith June 15, 2004
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Malique
Malique is a short , darkskin , cute boy . who is nice to everybody unless you piss him off . he’ll get in his feelings if you ask him if he likes somebody . he cares nor for you then for himself . he has a cute girlfriend . he’s a good boyfriend . he doesn’t feel good about himself if his girlfriend is upset . he can dress and he has shoe game .
Malique by Daaa Babyyyyyy October 19, 2019
Malique
Malique is a Tall, darkskin , cute boy . who is nice to everybody unless you piss him off . he’ll start to blush when you ask if he likes someone. he cares more for you then for himself . he has a cute girlfriend . he’s a good boyfriend . he doesn’t feel good about himself if his girlfriend is upset . he can dress and he has shoe game .
Malique by Monter Douglas November 23, 2021
milquetoast
milquetoast by Light Joker October 23, 2005
Milquetoast
Person 1: "Why do the Yankees suck now?"
Person 2: "Most likely because of their Milquetoast General Manager, Brian Cashman."
Person 1: "Wow, that explains a lot."
Person 2: "Most likely because of their Milquetoast General Manager, Brian Cashman."
Person 1: "Wow, that explains a lot."
Milquetoast by Brian Griffen January 4, 2015
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