mullick

A term used when no other word can be thought of. It is often used in humour and cannot be used in conjuction with any other word.

John says: "I'm bored"

Mary says: "Mullick"

by Timmy_Boy December 24, 2006

Tavish Mullick

Gets all the ladies, named the sexiest man alive.

Female: What`s your name?

Tavish: Tavish Mullick baby

Female: *squirts*

by V3W May 25, 2022

mellick

- To grab a broomstick, flip it sideways and shove it up your candy ass, like Irene Mellick.

Fucking coot. I've been mellicked again!

by davidkazina July 27, 2003

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

Mulliken

A city sooo small it's actually called a Village. About 20mins away from Lansing, MI. It comes complete with 1 gas station, 2 bars, and the Thriftway now owned by some damn ARABS! Some of the Hickest and drunkest people you will ever meet will be from good ol' Mulliken, MI! HOME OF THE MULLIKEN MUSTANGS!!! **REPRESENT!**

Sarah: "Did you see that guy? He's missing all his teeth and I'm pretty sure he's making out with his sister..."

Kyle: "Ya, he's from Mulliken!"

by r0xstarrr January 8, 2011

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

mallick

The word Mallick is an Arabic word meaning King. Primarily used to refer to King. It is also a surname of group of Indian Muslims from the Indian state of Bihar and Jharkhand. Men from this ethnic group prefer being called by their SURN

New acquaintance: Hey Hussain, How are you doing?
Mallick: Hi, I'm good but I would like it if you call me Mallick instead.
Acquaintance: Oh, ok

by Mallick October 24, 2017