Definition of malice

malice

• Just a different way to use the word Malice that is a very popular word around high school.

  The other team maliced us hardcore!

  Last edited on Feb 02 1998. Submitted by The NoToRiOuS R.E.G. from Boston, MA, USA on Feb 02 1998.

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get beside (one's self)	Definitions include: Getting beside yourself is a saying that's used to describe how someone is acting out such as having a tantrum, being goofy or loud for no reason. Compare with Overreacting. Example: I can't believe you're getting mad over $ 5.00 when you owe me $ 300.00, now you're "Getting beside yourself".
south paw	Definitions include: a left-handed person.
go down like a lead balloon	Definitions include: to fail completely.
treat	Definitions include: to get talked about or put down badly
lay it on thick	Definitions include: to exaggerate.
full as a tick	Definitions include: drunk.
sonino	Definitions include: A son of oneself's first son
roll out	Definitions include: to leave, usually in a vehicle.
rec*ckulous	Definitions include: ridiculous.
cut the mustard	Definitions include: to be sufficient.

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