malky1
/ˈmalki/Scottish slang (chiefly Glasgow )
noun
A weapon; especially an open razor used as a weapon.
Origin
1970s. Origin uncertain; perhaps shortened from Malcolm Fraser (or Frazer), presumed rhyming slang for ‘razor’, although this is otherwise unattested and no connection with any person of this name has been established.
malky2
/ˈmalki/Scottish slang (chiefly Glasgow )
verb
[with object] To do violence to (a person), especially to wound with an open razor.
Origin
1970s. From malky.
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- rattle bush
- rattle-clap
- rattle-free
- rattle-gourd
- rattle grass
- rattle-head
- rattle-headed
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- rattle-mouse
- rattle-note
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