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to pull a Maleficent 

to gatecrash a party or an event in a spiteful manner, named after the evil fairy (also named Maleficent) in "Sleeping Beauty"
"I'm worried my ex is going to pull a Maleficent and ruin the party."
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maleficent 

a badass bitch. one of the many disney villians.
Maleficent was the main villian in Disney's classic Sleepign Beauty.
maleficent by JasmineHHH November 13, 2006

Maleficent 

Derived from the name of the Evil Fairy from the original (pre-Disney) fairytale, Sleeping Beauty.

Verb; to be Maleficent: the act of using power legitimately held over a person or people, but in an unnecessarily harsh or malevolent manner.
The judge was particularly maleficent when he added ten years to the sentence for what he saw as a lack of remorse by the defendant.
Maleficent by Googie Whithers July 3, 2010

maleficent 

Maleficent is a neutral word between magnificent and malevolent.
It has two meanings:
1. Either you're magnificently evil.
2. Looks can be deceiving in a good way. (Which means that you may look evil and be perceived to be so, but you're not.)
This person looks maleficent.
maleficent by GCXBU912 April 27, 2016

maleficent 

an evil creature made to scare and eat aiss.
me: aiss look at this photo of maleficent!
aiss: AAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
maleficent by ellie the thot March 18, 2019

Maleficent 

Out of all the Disney Villans, Maleficent is an evil Fairy or known as the wicked bitch of Hell. In the cheap Disney adoption of the 1959 animated movie Sleeping Beauty she was upset that she didn't get to go to Princess Auroa's birthday day party, so she made a retarded threat saying, when the princess has her 16th Birthday she would die from getting her figure pricked from the spindle of a spinning wheel.

Like Darth Vader, she had a pretty bad temper and sometimes killed a random number of henchmen. She uses a long rod with a crystal ball on top of it to summon her evil magic. Maleficent also was responsible for kidnapping the Prince Phillip. But later on in the movie the Prince is rescued from the "three goodie fairies." Then Maleficent turned herself into a dragon and tried to kill the prince but she died and got stabed by a sword.

Maleficent is not as evil or bad as any other type of Disney Villains such as Jafar, Ursalla, or Hades. Other villains just as bad as her that are non Disney are Darth Vader, Palpatine, Chief Blue Meanie, or maybe even Evillene.
"I think Darth Vader and Maleficent would have made a great couple, she is a Sith too, isn't she. Although her name should be changed to Ele Vader."

"Ain't nobody working for her shall give her no bad news."
Maleficent by phantom5 August 30, 2005

Maleficent 

Out of all the Disney Villans, Maleficent is an evil Fairy. In the cheap Disney adoption of the 1959 animated movie Sleeping Beauty she was pisst that she didn't get to go to Princess Auroa's birthday day party, so she made a retarded treat saying, when the princess has her 16th Birthday she'd die from getting her figure pricked from the spindle of a spinning wheel.

Like Darth Vader, she had a pretty bad temper and sometimes killed a random number of henchmen. She uses a long rod with a crystal ball on top of it to use her evil magic. Maleficent also was responsible for kidnapping the Prince Phillip. But later on in the movie the Prince is rescued from the "three goodie fairies." Then Maleficent turned herself into a dragon and tried to kill the prince but she died and got stabed by a sword.

Maleficent is not as evil or bad as any other type of Disney Villains such as Jafar, Ursalla, or Hades. Other villains just as bad as her that are non-Disney are Darth Vader, Palpatine, Chief Blue Meanie, or maybe even Evillene.
"I think Darth Vader and Maleficent would have made a great couple, she is a Sith too, isn't she. Although her name should be changed to Ele Vader."
Maleficent by phantom5 September 18, 2005
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