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/mawl-good/
(adj) - To be considered good by oneself and to be considered bad by the law or authority.
(v) - To make something malgood
(n) - Something malgood.
Person A: Within my situation, its malgood, I love protesting for the end of (political law) but these (political leaders of a single party) think its wrong.
Person B: I think its redudant that you said it was malgood.
Person A: I just wanted to clarify.
Person B: Well, how do you feel about the Jackson vigilante.
Person A: Malgood.
Person B: I guess that makes since because that guy makes the law enforcement feel small.
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A family of twisted , psycho humans who use lame jokes and are galooding most of their time. They act to be desert men but they are just crazy galoods
The malood is coming everybody hide we don't want a bad time.
Malood by Galoodien August 13, 2012
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Fallen police officer Deidre Mengedoht’s name was Wrongly pronounced as Deedee Megadoodoo. after realizing the mistake, reporter tried to correct the pronunciation but end up saying Mangoodoo.
News Woman: hundreds gather today to say their final goodbyes to this fallen Louisville police officer Deedee Megadoodoo. I'm sorry… Mangoodoo.

Condolences to the Mangoodoo family
adj. having one or many favorable qualities
boy, that chinese food is maagood.
damn, she look maagood.
maagood by rll April 13, 2008
Plural. - 'malfoods'

Noun. - Any number of food additives on the USDA Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) list.

Noun. - Any over-processed, over-purified, food-derived commercial or wholesale products that detrimentally affect health.

Noun. - Snack food. Fast food. Anything in a mylar pouch masquerading as edible.

Noun. - Any edible product where the one or more of the first five ingredients are: High Fructose Corn Syrup, Sugar, Crystalized Cane Juice, Fructose, Sucrose, White flour, hydrogenated fats or oils, etc. Anything where one or more of the ingredients is an artificial sweetener, monosodium glutamate (msg), other non-NaCL taste-changing salts, or contains saturated fat.

Noun. - Any edible product masquerading as nutritious food.

Noun. - Any edible product with artificial sweetener.

Noun. - Any edible product created by a corporation or conglomerate, packaged and processed to last on the store shelf forever. Usually contains mass quantities of sugar.
1. "High Fructose Corn Syrup is malfood."

2. "Coca-Cola is a malfood. So is Pepsi."

3. "All children's cereals are malfoods."

4. "Most large-chain grocery-store aisles contain nothing but malfood. Shop _around_ the aisles in the fresh produce, meat, dairy and egg sections. Buy and cook whole grains."

5. "Moms -- stop letting your kids drink that stuff. It's just malfood."

6. "Rats and monkeys living on American malfood tend to get obese and become diabetic within months."
malfood by gr33man December 26, 2011
Noun. - Any over-processed, over-purified, food-derived commercial or wholesale products that detrimentally affect health.

Noun. - Snack food. Fast food. Anything in a mylar pouch masquerading as edible.

Noun. - Any edible product where the one or more of the first five ingredients are: High Fructose Corn Syrup, Sugar, Crystalized Cane Juice, Fructose, Sucrose, White flour, hydrogenated fats or oils, etc. Anything where one or more of the ingredients is an artificial sweetener, monosodium glutamate (msg), other non-NaCL taste-changing salts, or contains saturated fat.

Noun. - Any edible product masquerading as nutritious food.

Noun. - Any edible product with artificial sweetener.

Noun. - Any edible product created by a corporation or conglomerate, packaged and processed to last on the store shelf forever. Usually contains mass quantities of sugar.
1. "High Fructose Corn Syrup is malfood."

2. "Coca-Cola is a malfood. So is Pepsi."

3. "All children's cereals are malfoods."

4. "Most large-chain grocery-store aisles contain nothing but malfood. Shop _around_ the aisles in the fresh produce, meat, dairy and egg sections. Buy and cook whole grains."

5. "Moms -- stop letting your kids drink that stuff. It's just malfood."

6. "Rats and monkeys living on American malfood tend to get obese and become diabetic within months."
malfood by gr33nman December 26, 2011
Some is said to be "Magoo'd" after meeting magoo from Aegis and falling for his Sheepish ways
OMG rsisfornoob's is really Magood
Magood by billgates22 February 7, 2009
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