malahack
/ˈmaləhak/(also mallyhack, mollyhack, mollyhawk) English regional (East Anglian ) and United States regional (chiefly New England )
verb
[with object] To cut or carve badly or roughly; to injure, maltreat.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Forby (1759–1825), philologist. Origin uncertain.
- preoccupancy
- preoccupant
- preoccupation
- preoccupative
- preoccupatively
- meaningly
- meaning-text model
- meaning-text theory
- meanish
- mean libration
- mean line
- mean-looking
- meanly
- mean machine
- mean-minded
- meanness
- mean noon
- mean proportional
- means
- mean sea level
- means-end
- Means grass
- Means' grass
- means of grace
- means of production