General
maulers
What does maulers mean?
Hands. Black Country / Brummie word, almost always for hands that are big, rough, or being used clumsily. Comes from 'maul' — to handle something roughly — so it carries a built-in eye-roll. You hear it most when someone's grabbing food, kids, or other people's stuff.
"Get yer maulers off me chips."
Frequently asked questions
What does maulers mean?
Maulers is Brummie (Birmingham) slang for hands, usually big rough ones.
How do you use maulers in a sentence?
"Get your maulers off my chips!" — meaning keep your hands off.
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