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when you experience an onslaught of email, a virtual avalanche of email on a single topic or spam
Man, I had no idea that when I posted the new job position using my direct email rather than the corporate email, that I would be e-mauled!
e-maul by mommaloo September 22, 2012
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Malicious text auto-correction on the iPhone.
I just e-mauled my boss. I texted "Gimme some secs" and the malicious auto correction on my iPhone changed it to 'Gimme some sex"
e-maul by Cowgirl358 February 24, 2011
Stalking someone via e-email. Also, e-mauled, e-mauling, e-mauler
After repeated requests, he kept e-mauling this prey.
E-maul by moi October 15, 2003
A particularly nasty E-Mail
That E-Maul from Tom questioning my mother's heritage was mean and damaging to my psyche.

I have been E-Mauled.
E-Maul by c-clops October 13, 2009

maulduune's w e e n o r 

maulduune's w e e n o r is when a papi bembi makes a wocky slush and literally pours it on his w e e n o r
person: ayo he just did a maulduune's w e e n o r
Noun: an email assault so vicious in tone the recipient loses an eye to you.

Verb: to textually assault an individual via the internet.
Bennet: Jenny is such a shrew - she tried to get me fired.
John: let off some steam Bennet, send her an anonymous emaul.
emaul by Grae January 17, 2006
Word of the Day on February 24, 2006
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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