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a. To be screwed without any chance of redemption. b. To be hit in the face and have salt poured on you.
After finding out his bank account number was stolen, he realized he was morlied.
Morlied by Tom November 19, 2003
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To be beaten or destroyed in a competition by a lot of points e.g. 21-7, is to be 'mollied'. Mostly used when an opponent loses a competition without achieving double digits - generally table-tennis. Originated in Ireland among college ping-pong competitions.
Future tense: 'I'll molly you'; 'you'll get mollied'.
Winner: Yes! 21-9. You just got mollied dude!
Loser: Damnit! Just one more point and I could've lost with a bit of dignity...

It's bad enough to lose a game, competition, election etc., but to be 'mollied' is just plain embarrassing!!!
mollied by whiteymcfitey January 3, 2009
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A really good friend but needs to be taken care of often. They need to be given lots of attention and need to be closely monitored. They will be found watching dirty jokes on the internet and need to be fed chocolate on the hour between 6 am and 6 pm any time other then that and she will be the next gremlin. She is a huge bitch and very funny.
'why is she always eating chocolate and being a bitch'
'because she is morlie'
Morlie by ligma anonymous April 27, 2020
To display the most beautiful smile in the world; to give a smile so exquisite that it is like being on molly when you see the smile.
When she mollied, it was as if the world opened up and created absolute ecstasy.
Mollied by Droitduseigneiur October 26, 2017
The act of being more worried: The combination of "more" and "worried"
Don't be worried about the world ending in 2012, be morried that the world will end in 2036, when that asteroid comes back around...
morried by Jimmy Harsh December 31, 2008
Getting punched in the face really hard because some kid has an overreaction problem
Max got mollied
Mollied by Mollie haters October 25, 2014
i) Past tense of mollid

ii) Prescriptive, e.g. to be "mollied" by someone (to be made mollid by someone)
"we was well mollied"
"I was mollied"
mollied by Matthew Mahabadi October 28, 2004
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