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Definition of molly-whops

molly-whop

  • Kyle and the crew of "the block" were getting Molly-Whopped on the line tonight!

    Last edited on Oct 15 2016. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 15 2016.

verb

  • slang for getting hit hard, usually with fists, but can be extended to include feet, objects, etc.
    He picked up the fence post and molly-whopped that bitch... that's when the cops showed up.
    Damn! That kid just got molly-whopped for pissing off that drunk guy!

    Last edited on May 16 2011. Submitted by Fred B. from Ann Arbor, MI, USA on Feb 05 2003.

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Definitions include: pure MDMA.
Definitions include: to fight or beat someone in an impressive way.

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Definitions include: to defeat.
Definitions include: intensifier.

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