mailb

This lad streams some good shit, he goes sicko mode day and night.

Check his streams out on twitch from time to time, you won't regret it 👍

Twitch name is mailbsiege
👌👌👌👍👍👍

Yo this streamer is lit!
Who?
Mailb

by Voidz_Official January 4, 2019

mailbox food

On a Saturday in May, people are asked to put non~perishable food on their mailboxes for the letter carriers to pick up & it goes to a local food bank.

I had to put my mailbox food out the night before because I have a very late schedule. It makes me happy to help people.

by Starchylde May 15, 2016

Mailob

The way a Mexican mother, or any Spanish decent would say “my love” with their beautiful accent

Hola mailob como estas?

by Mexicanma1018 January 26, 2018

Mail it in

to stop caring about a task or event before the task is complete. To not care anymore and mail it in.

Even though I still have 1 exam in 2 weeks im going to mail it in and get ready for summer!

by rustbucket October 20, 2012

mailbox money

Mailbox money is another way to word "passive income." It's money that shows up in the physical mail or electronically in your account regularly with little or no ongoing effort.

I'm making a lot of mailbox money selling my photos online.

by atomicdc November 4, 2016

Mailen

Mailen is a rare name. So naturally Mailen is a rare, beautiful gem of a human being. She is strong at heart, humble, caring and extremly nice to everyone. She rarely has any enemies, because everyone treasures her company. And she is also a exellent beer drinker! She can easily drink you under the table at parties.

When you meet a Mailen, you feel like home. She takes care of you and you often get a motherhood feeling of her. She’s quite unique, and if you meet a Mailen in your life, concider yourself blessed for life.

« Do you know about Mailen?»
« Did you send it? The mail?»

by Oyvindhoy January 30, 2020

Daily Mail

The only brand of toilet paper that, when used, leaves more shit on you than you started with. Also see Daily Heil.

Daily Mail your garden: shit helps plants grow.

by Ken Livingstill February 16, 2005