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lord
When used to refer to God or Jesus Christ, the word is almost always capitalized as "the Lord." As a title for nobility, it is often used before a name (e.g., Lord Byron) and is considered very formal. When used as a verb, it is most commonly seen in the phrase "lord it over," which describes someone acting bossy or arrogant toward others.
💬Casual Conversation
🎬Tuesday afternoon, Leo is in his room gaming while David is at the office.
David Smith
Stop trying to lord it over your sister just because you won that match.
Leo Smith
she's literally malding rn lol
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David uses the phrasal verb 'lord it over' to describe Leo's arrogant behavior. Leo responds with 'malding', a gaming slang term combining 'mad' and 'balding', meaning to be extremely angry or frustrated.