What does magilla mean?
Magilla means Something large or elaborate..
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/məˈɡɪlə/ · noun
Something large or elaborate..
No, I didn't wear them. I got dressed up. Pantyhose, makeup, the whole magilla.
Before a Kohen duchans he's gotta have his hands washed by one of the Levites, it's a whole magilla, what do I know?
I love your letters. They always bring me joy. Even the short ones. The magillas make me euphoric.
"Dream House" is the full magilla, with imaginary images, sanity questions, peek-a-boo startles and the usual are-they-real-or-not? characters.
I'm good at it, I get paid fairly well for it, and some day I'm going to be one of the people in charge of the whole magilla.
Now after this magilla, please be ashamed of yourself and sit down & write a nice long letter
Because I got into one of my magillas over what in hell to write you, Paul who thought I was crazy said that maybe he would apply for it instead but Gordon thought he was too successful.
You can’t name it. It’s too big or evil or outside your experience. It’s also shit because it’s garbage, it’s waste material. But I’m making a whole big megillah out of this. What I really want to get at is the ordinary thing, the ordinary life behind the thing.
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Magilla means Something large or elaborate..
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The opposite depends on the specific sense.
No, I didn't wear them. I got dressed up. Pantyhose, makeup, the whole magilla.
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