mullich

An boss that likes to dress up in banana suits. Mostly funny but makes you fix your shit.

That guy is such a Mullich. Watch out he will slay your drinks and make you call a code yellow.

by bossman12 February 21, 2023

mullica hill

The rich bitches of clearview high school live in this snobby little town. Everyone who lives here thinks they are better than everyone else(and they are probably right) this place is loaded with mansions, Mercedes, and stay at home moms who go jogging in their gucci high heels. If you are poor don't even bother looking at this place you will be disgusted, go to mantua instead.

She got a Ferrari for her 16th birthday, she must be from Mullica Hill.

by Juy1267 June 15, 2014

multichotomy

"to expand conscious perception beyond its established binary nature" Hafiza Asmal

Dichotomies are the stark split or gap between things that exist in duality. Theories that cannot embody an understanding through dichotomies must simply take on a new category type. Multichotomies are multidisciplinary and multilateral by nature.

the multichotomy of language and culture
the multichotomies that exist in science and art

by Art Schpiel June 27, 2019

mullicious

Rude,evil or malicious behavior on the part of a mullet head. Mullet malice.

There were three rednecks ejected from the concert for their mullicious behavior.

by wolfbait51 June 10, 2011

Millicheney

A measurement of evil.
Where 1000 millicheneys represents absolute evil.

"That Saddam was really evil, he tortured people and everything"
"How evil was he ?"
"At least 800 Millicheneys"
"DUDE...THATS EVIL"

by badsmurf December 2, 2007

multichatting

When you are chatting with several people at once via IM (instant messenger).

"No, I haven't been able to look at that website you just told me about. I'm multichatting."

by Aaron Martell January 5, 2008

multichotomous key

An independent variable with at least three states.

The difference between a multichotomous key and a dichotomous key is the difference between asking if our guess was warm, hot or cold instead hot or cold.

by Patrick Eberhart May 30, 2006