MollyFord
being beautiful and smartish young girl with amazingly blonde hair and one fines booty who's friends with a really fit guy which is known as a "Josh" which helps with the "mollyness"
MollyFord by gibbonssss August 21, 2010
mollytarded
When you take so Molly that you need a handler for the rest of the night. You no longer have the motor function, speaking ability, or thought process of a normal human being.
We all went out Saturday night but once we got to the club Steve was mollytarded so Sue had to take him back to the hotel early.
mollytarded by C Rizzle3 September 24, 2014
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Mollycoddle
V: To overprotect and indulge a person.
N: A person, especially an effeminate Man, who is pampered, sometimes called a Mary
(Derived from the name Molly, a nickname for Mary)
N: A person, especially an effeminate Man, who is pampered, sometimes called a Mary
(Derived from the name Molly, a nickname for Mary)
"Yo, stop mollycoddling the boy and let him shoot some hoops!"
"Let's not mollycoddle our students!"
"Let's not mollycoddle our students!"
Mollycoddle by ZatoEd May 12, 2004
Mollycoddle
Mollycoddling means to shelter and coddle kids in the same way a molly-cat coddles her kittens.
Just like "Tom" is the name for an intact male cat, "Molly" is the term for a mother cat. If you have ever seen the way a mother cat coddles her kittens, snatching them up by the scruff of the neck whenever there is any hint of danger, then you have seen 'mollycoddling' in action.
Just like "Tom" is the name for an intact male cat, "Molly" is the term for a mother cat. If you have ever seen the way a mother cat coddles her kittens, snatching them up by the scruff of the neck whenever there is any hint of danger, then you have seen 'mollycoddling' in action.
1) Hey! You're coddling those kids like a molly! Stop mollycoddling those kids or they will grow up worthless and pathetic!
2) The propensity for modern parents to mollycoddle their children in the 21st Century will inevitably lead to adults in 30 years who do not know how to cope with the real world.
2) The propensity for modern parents to mollycoddle their children in the 21st Century will inevitably lead to adults in 30 years who do not know how to cope with the real world.
Mollycoddle by GunnyFreedom April 1, 2016
mollycoddled
mollycoddled by teh pope January 18, 2005
Mollycoddling
Lindsay became a fuckin mollycoddle after a lifetime of her mother turning her into one. Everybody including her father blamed her father for failing, nobody blamed her mother for mollycoddling her, but somebody else was certainly always to blame, and always had to take the pressure off her for everything.
Mollycoddling by Solid Mantis May 12, 2019
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