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malkied
What does malkied mean?
Severely beaten up, done over, given a hammering. Glaswegian. The word carries proper menace — being malkied isn't a black eye, it's a hospital trip.
"He got malkied outside the chippy after the Old Firm game."
Origin
Glasgow rhyming slang — Malky Fraser (or 'Malkie') = razor, referring to the city's old gangland weapon of choice. Generalised from 'razored' to mean any severe beating, and later extended to drunkenness.
Frequently asked questions
What does malkied mean?
It means either absolutely steaming drunk or absolutely battered — context decides which.
How do you use malkied in a sentence?
"He was completely malkied by the end of the night."
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