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Malligator
A sloppy drunk girl who will stop at nothing to get in your pants. Usually so drunk that you will not want her in your pants. A Malligator lives on a steady diet of whisky and 99 cent tacos.
Malligator by onesexysquirrel January 24, 2011
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Malictate
The action of immediately projectile vomiting from being kicked in the taint. Victims of malictation may incur such symptoms as dizziness, blurred vision, loss of an erection or temporary unconsciousness. Anyone who suffers from malictiatation should wait for around 2-3 hours before driving or operating heavy machinery. Please consult a doctor if you are prone to malictation as it may lead to loss of appetite and a decrease in sperm.
Malictate by Gabedookie March 24, 2009
Mailicopter
A miniature drone helicopter operated for automated delivery of goods, e.g. dropping packages from online shops, of food from local restaurants or supermarkets, to a certain place, in particular a home.
Replaces / robotises mailmen, deliveryboys, courrier servicemen, etc.
Replaces / robotises mailmen, deliveryboys, courrier servicemen, etc.
The books / shoes I had ordered at the online shop 2 hours ago were delivered per mailicopter at my home.
Mailicopter by 27ants February 9, 2014
Mollicate
Pronounced: maw-le-kate, verb.
To destroy an object to a point it is no longer recognisable, most usually left in a state of disarray, a heap or scattered around the near vicinity. To shred, chew, chomp or destroy through any number of means, be it using teeth, hands or machinery. Mollication usually occurs in a state of anger, fury or disgust.
To destroy an object to a point it is no longer recognisable, most usually left in a state of disarray, a heap or scattered around the near vicinity. To shred, chew, chomp or destroy through any number of means, be it using teeth, hands or machinery. Mollication usually occurs in a state of anger, fury or disgust.
"I most certainly mollicated it."
She wanted to mollicate the drapes, they were that hideous.
The dog totally molllicated the letters put through the letterbox.
She wanted to mollicate the drapes, they were that hideous.
The dog totally molllicated the letters put through the letterbox.
Mollicate by silverinstance August 16, 2013