adjective
General Slang
malkied
· adjective · scottish
Either absolutely steaming drunk or absolutely battered — context decides which.
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Definitions
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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.”
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Extremely drunk, blootered beyond reckoning. Same word, different battlefield.
“I was absolutely malkied by the end of the wedding, cannae mind a thing after the speeches.”
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malkied In A Sentence
He got malkied outside the chippy after the Old Firm game.
I was absolutely malkied by the end of the wedding, cannae mind a thing after the speeches.
Origin & Usage
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.
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