Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- To deck or adorn by means of mullets or curling-pincers.
Wiktionary
- n. Plural form of mullet.
Examples
“Perhaps the most successful vampire movie emerging at this time was “The Lost Boys,” which gave us Keifer Sutherland and Alex Winter in mullets, * both* Coreys, and a sense of knowing humor a full decade before “Scream.””
“These guys do nothing but drink beer, play foot hockey, and grow “hockey hair” aka mullets and beat the hell out of eachother and anything they come in contact with..including Tron.”
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“I don't want to read about "mullets", bless the 80's.”
“Again, some members of the class of fishes are neither male nor female, as eels and a kind of mullets found in stagnant waters.”
“In this man's view, the Bushes, père et (both) fils, were put on earth for one purpose only, to add a front of Yankee probity to the schemes of oil-patch adventurers (granite goes down better than snake oil when you're working the "mullets" back East), and I remain uncertain as to whether this is what we need in a President, notwithstanding that it is usually what we get.”
“It includes the sharks and rays as well as bony fish such as mullets, snappers, groupers, jew fish, breams and threadfins.”
“With blonder hair, a bi-level haircut (that's what we called 'mullets' back in the 80's), blue framed glasses and holding a duran duran magazine / program / fanzine and it's me in 1983," said commenter Rednrowdy.”
“Old French refers to as mullets, but without the center holes those sometimes have.)”
“They wear mullets and fauxhawks back when mullets and fauxhawks are only just cutting-edge.”
“And you get the 1990's of comics when it's big brick-wall men with guns and mullets killing everything for no reason other than to be XXXTREME or something.”
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