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maloykies
"i'll put the maloykies on you, you"ll get warts on your face and your hair will fall out"
Weird quote from Standing Ovation
Weird quote from Standing Ovation
maloykies by waterbottlemaloykies February 27, 2020
Cameron Malicki
Someone who is considered a little girl by many of those who know them, especially if this person has admitted to being a "little girl and needs a pansy break".
Did you see that Cameron Malicki hopping scotch on the playground yesterday with braids and ribbons in their hair?
Cameron Malicki by trace April 24, 2005
Maleckar
Maleckar:~ A strong person with only good qualities.
1.A person who keeps on giving when they don't have anything left to give.
2.A person of strong character and high integrity.
3.A volunteer firefighter.
4.Someone with foresight(enough to beat you at your own game.)
1.A person who keeps on giving when they don't have anything left to give.
2.A person of strong character and high integrity.
3.A volunteer firefighter.
4.Someone with foresight(enough to beat you at your own game.)
barry macockinher
This is an actual name, pronounced exactly as it looks. one of the many hillarious names I got working as a teleservice representative
me:"may I please speak with Barry Macockinher? this is just regarding his membership with (organization name not used for legal purposes)"
barry macockinher by Miss Trauma March 10, 2009
Cameron Malicki
A self-proclaimed "boy" whos spanish named is Camillo and is translated into english as a girls name which coincidentally is the gender that he/she has already admitted to being.
Cameron Malicki by psycho_killah April 25, 2005
malonkers
Used in conjunction with the word 'bonkers' to exaggerate the point of an items or situations level of being bonkers.
Believed to have originated in the Burton on Trent area of UK when the originator either required his/her point to be exaggerated or could not think of another word that rhymed with bonkers.
Believed to have originated in the Burton on Trent area of UK when the originator either required his/her point to be exaggerated or could not think of another word that rhymed with bonkers.
‘last night was bonkers malonkers’ – the previous nights events were, indeed, crazy/ exciting/ extraordinary.
‘That girl is bonkers malonkers’ – the girl is a little crazy
‘That girl is bonkers malonkers’ – the girl is a little crazy
malonkers by scott wallis June 11, 2006