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archaic wannabe version of the word "malakas". More serious than malakas, as it can only be used as a swear.
Finaly Manos was proved to be malaias!
malaias by Stellios October 14, 2005
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A sense of dread, discomfort or unease about the future. Whether it be self-illness, or some other personal, possibly catastrophic event.
One year after the collapse of real estate markets, they remain mired in deep malaise
Malaise by Davester75 September 4, 2009
a) a slang term for dope sick

b) withdrawing from heroin
She is giving up her heroin habit and now she is suffering malias.
I can't afford to buy more dope so now I have malias.
malias by Laydee714 August 12, 2010
In southen california and mexico defined as The feeling of coming down from a hard drug.
Whats up homie! Your all malias from partying yesterday o que?
malias by jper207 June 29, 2009
Malaiah Is a kind and very funny person, if you feel down this person will lift you up. Malaiah's pet peeves are when you get mad at them for no reason, this person is very athletic and doesnt care weither you think malaiah is crazy or weird. (Cause their friends are "crazy too"
She's is nice, athletic, funny and resilient she is a Malaiah
Malaiah by Cortina August 14, 2019
A general feeling of discomfort or fatigue, often due to sickness.
My Monday was clouded by feelings of malaise.
Malaise by ihatewom_332 March 28, 2020
Malaia is one of the most caring person you would ever meet. Malaia is so sweet but has a bad side. Malaia is very attractive and goofy. She also is a good friend
Malaia helped me wash dishes.
Malaia by anonymous June 8, 2021
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