verb
General Slang
malky
MAL-kee · verb · slang
To attack or hit hard (also a razor/weapon)
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Definitions
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To attack or beat up; 'a malky' can also mean a razor or blade used as a weapon.
“He got malkied ootside the pub.”
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malky In A Sentence
He got malkied ootside the pub.
Origin & Usage
Scots (Glasgow) rhyming slang: 'Malky Fraser' for 'razor'.
Variants
malkie
People Also Ask
What does 'malky' mean?
To malky someone is to attack or beat them up. As a noun, 'a malky' can mean a razor or blade used as a weapon.
Where does 'malky' come from?
It's Glasgow rhyming slang, from 'Malky Fraser' rhyming with 'razor'.
Is 'malky' violent slang?
Yes, it belongs to Glasgow street slang around fighting and weapons, so it carries a violent connotation.
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