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da Malko - from the Malk
decantomalky - (n) the
act of chanting 'malkmalkmalkmalkmalkmalk'
Deeleyism-
(n) form of malkomania in which subject exhibits a tendency to stareup
women's skirts, muses ( hmmm.. the word 'muse'.. you don't hear it very
often..) over people's use of words and has an air of repressed lechery.
Subject is enamoured with Deeley.
deimalk - (n) see Malkgod
delirium Malkem - (Lat.) state
of being in a delirium caused by Malkovich
de Malko nil nisi Bonum - (Lat.)
say nothing unless good of Malkovich
de Malk riguer - (fr) of
Malkovichian strictness
demimalk - (n) half malk, not
full Malk
derniermalk - (n) the latest
Malkovich
desuemalky - (n) the inauspicious
practice of not using Malkovich
deuteromalk - (n) Malkovich as
a secondary character
diamalk - through, during Malkovich
eg. one should not talk diamalk
diablermalky - (n) the magic
associated with Malkovich |
dichotomalk-
(n) two conflicting states of Malkovich eg. Jekyll / Hyde
dictum de omni et malko - (Lat.)
statement about all and Malkovich
dies Malkii - (Fr.) days
of Malkovich, any succession of days that a malkocentric devotes entirely
to malk-related activities
dismalk - 1. (v) to take Malkovich
out of something
2. (v) (informal) something one should
NEVER do
dolce Malka - sweet Malkovich
doxomalk - one who follows doxomalkology
doxomalkology - (n) practice
of praising and worshipping Malkovich
dracomalk-
(n) grave - looking, unsmiling Malkovich - like Malkovich staring at the
horizon most of the time in a one-hour interview, never smiling and scaring
the hell out of the interviewer
dragomalker - (n) an expert on,
or guide to Malkovich
dramatis
Malkae - Malkovich in a play
Dulce et decorum est pro malkia mori-
(Lat.) it is fitting and good to die for Malkovich |