The Word of The Day for today was malkin:
malkin (MO-kin, MAL-kin) noun
1. An untidy woman; a slattern.
2. A scarecrow or a grotesque effigy.
3. A mop made of a bundle or rags fastened to a stick.
4. A cat.
5. A hare.
0 for 5.
Malkin
0 for 5.
0 for 5.
“She’s already taken.”
That was my first thought at least. Not that any of us goofball’s ever had a chance.
“Scha-wingggg!” And speak for yourself Neo.
Defined where and by who?!?!?!?!?!?!
(Lonevoice is sharpening his sword and looking for trouble…)
(Click on the link, stupid.)
I’ve gotten AWADs for years, and knowing how they categorize things, I can predict at least one entry for later this week:
rush: (according to dictionary dot com) 9. to attack suddenly and violently, 15. a hostile attack
Any bets?
She is the second smartest and hottest Asian or Asian decended woman I know.
(The hottest is my wife) 😉
Yes, I did click on the link.
All that effort to just to avoid calling Michelle a bitch.
Oh my, how inventive. Chough’s up hairball.
Neo, huh?
They forgot #6: Wicked-hot, smart Asian-American babe.
malkin: (n.) smoking-hottest right-minded Philippina heartbreaker Director of Homeland Security we’ll never have.
so, I’m not the only one that’s been thinking AWAD may be a bit biased? hee hee.
Take it easy on Michelle…she wants me…but don’t tell my wife about us ok?
Spacemonkey, “Neo, huh?”
OK, I was too cryptic.
Unless I’m not getting the joke, I thought the “Word of the Day” bit was just a bunch of low budget name calling, cutesied up a bit. It wasn’t even trying to be on the mark. They might as well have called Michelle a bitch and have been done with it. Unless they think the catty remark fits because of Michelle’s oriental eyes.
The “Word of the Day” was just a nasty hairball coughed up by someone attempting a catty remark, thus my hairball reference.
From Dictionary.com:
Malkin
Malkin \Mal”kin\, n. [Dim. of Maud, the proper name. Cf. Grimalkin.] [Written also maukin.] 1. Originally, a kitchenmaid; a slattern. –Chaucer.
2. A mop made of clouts, used by the kitchen servant.
3. A scarecrow. [Prov. Eng.]
4. (Mil.) A mop or sponge attached to a jointed staff for swabbing out a cannon.
Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, ® 1996, 1998 MICRA, Inc.
//5. A hare.//
No, no, I can see this one, ’cause anyone whose ever read Watership Down know that hares are wily creatures that always use their wits. Moonbunny agrees and says siflay hraka! to anyone who says different.
(Click on the link, stupid.)
Posted by: Laurence Simon on January 8, 2007 02:43 PM
Er, I did. My comment was sarcasm. Sorry it didn’t stick….
OK, OK, I get it. I’m having a really slow day. Ether that or it’s early onset Alzheimer’s.
I dunno, I kinda agree with #4…
I think clarifying that anymore would be TMI.
Neo, sounds good,
stay on your meds and everything will be
O – k .
I know, I know I’m late. (as my mom used to say “a day late and a dollar short”) but I have a
WORD OF THE DAY
Hillary
1) something hysterically funny
2) something scary beyond all reason
3) a diabolically evil plan bordering on abysmally stupid
4) a Rodentia vulgarus (common rat)