molid

Alternative spelling of mollid

"I'm absolutely bloody molid"

mollid

Of Worcestershire origin, it is a merging of two words: mint (meaning 'top' or 'rather fantastic') and solid (meaning 'strong' or 'built like a brick shithouse'). To describe oneself as mollid is a compliment. For the past-tense, the individual or group becomes mollied.

I'm fucking mollid you twunts; therefore, bring it on.

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mollid

Perplexingly, in Manx (a language spoken on the isle of Man) 'mollid' is a word used to describe:

coarseness, hairs, jumble, luggage, lumber, roughness, rummage

"She's not very good at shaving, her legs are very mollid"

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mollied

i) Past tense of mollid

ii) Prescriptive, e.g. to be "mollied" by someone (to be made mollid by someone)

"we was well mollied"
"I was mollied"

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