mollett
One who talks over others because they are more important than others, especially during a discussion.
mollett by SupremeStomper April 10, 2014
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Tom mollett
Tom mollett by Adama johnsone June 12, 2022
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Mowlett
Hey Brian, did you lock the peanut butter up? I saw the husky earlier and I don't want the Mowlett getting any ideas.
Mowlett by plandemic_hoax August 5, 2020
Mullette
A gay hamilton ship. Hercules Mulligan and Lafayette are the two being shipped. Both revolutionaries one a tailor who spied on the British government and the other a French men.
Dental Mullett
Dental Mullett by Jill Lemoine October 24, 2008
moulette
1. the moulette is a stylized modern mullet, originating in Canada
it is essentially a curly combination of hat hair(in Canadian winters, hats are a must), the mullet and the famous hair swoosh (optional but encouraged).
it is essentially a curly combination of hat hair(in Canadian winters, hats are a must), the mullet and the famous hair swoosh (optional but encouraged).
wow greg has a far-out moulette eh?
oh yeah. fer sure. right on classic vintage jagr-esque flow"
"hey, wanna go watch hockey in my igloo while my snowmobile's in the shop?"
"oh yeah sounds gud."
oh yeah. fer sure. right on classic vintage jagr-esque flow"
"hey, wanna go watch hockey in my igloo while my snowmobile's in the shop?"
"oh yeah sounds gud."
moulette by themagicmoulette February 25, 2011
Mallette
In the technology of sales, the term “Mallette” refers to a elevated level of success that has continued for a long period of time. (Usually 2 or more years)
It is commonly tied to the term “a living legend” but is specifically the long term streak someone has achieved over a period of years.
Derivation From Old French: Hammer of Iron
It is commonly tied to the term “a living legend” but is specifically the long term streak someone has achieved over a period of years.
Derivation From Old French: Hammer of Iron
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