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A word used to describe an extremely high level of intoxication and patheticness. Generally only used to describe young males because the level of inebriation required is usually unbecoming of a young lady.

Originates from slang used in the small University town of Dunedin.
Hey did you see Matt last night? He was cullied!!!

Hey James are you keen to come and get cullied tonight at mine?
cullied by honeybee23 February 26, 2013
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When you have a 4 some with your divorced parents and you dog.
You got cullied last night didn’t you, I could hear your dog barking all night.
Cullied by YungGungChung June 1, 2018
when recieving a handjob if the giver is unsuccesful then you have been curlied.
person 1: "dyou hear about james? he got curlied last night."

person 2 : man ats gutting hope he aint got blue balls
Curlied by POLLA GRANDE May 20, 2017

Molly collied 

When a homosexual child who doesn't know he's gay yet but mammy does and mammy's really worried that he's going to get picked on then one day he's out cycling on his bike and someone come up to him and says "faggot" the child un be knowing to him what has been said goes home to his mammy and says "mammy mammy i was just cycling on my bike and someone just called me a faggot" to mammy's greatest worry she jumps around the house shouting "what what what what" and beings to hug a and pity her child, the child copies his mother by jumping around also saying "what what what what". and every time there after when the child is out on the road something is said to him wether good or bad the child starts screaming and should just like his mammy thought him and runs home to his mammy so he can berry his head under his mammy's skirt for more pity and love and kisses to make the pain of the bad words that have been said to him.... he copies the behaviours of a woman and is acting like a faggot on the streets.

Also quite common in young black men.
Look at that kid he's acting like a molly collied little bitch... Go on run home to your mammy you little puff
Molly collied by Cuchalainn January 31, 2017
old English word used in 1700s referring to a prostitute.
See the cullie on the corner?
cullie by slut March 6, 2005
twisted by fate, moments where everything is so twisted and in a haze but there is some kind of hope within you brought about by aspirations of a better tomorrow,dreaming for changes in fortunes and love.
THANK YOU( A Poem by Kibe Lisa)

Seasons are an edict in destiny,and you my friend are a companion of destiny but as seasons wane askew down these collied seasons of my life i would like you to know that i appreciate you for all those times that you have been there for me, in those dark moments of my life when all was null to me and there was no rhythm nor any discernible order in my head. But you were there for me,at ma every beck and call....even though i was a nuisance ....i know. But as i echo my sentiments know tat i would never ever forget that...even in my darkest hours,even in my deathbed...those memories will perish with me no matter where i go ..they will be with me even when you will be very far away from me...because they keep me warm,they keep me happy and make me remember that there was someone who loved and cared about me.....even that one time......in that glorious life time....am really glad that i knew you....
collied by English Notro Dame January 15, 2014
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