Crossword clues for malison
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Malison \Mal"i*son\, n. [OF. maleicon, L. maledictio. See Malediction, and cf. Benison.] Malediction; curse; execration. [Poetic]
God's malison on his head who this gainsays.
--Sir W.
Scott.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"a curse," mid-13c., from Old French maleiçon "curse," from Latin maledictionem (see malediction).
Wiktionary
n. (context obsolete English) A curse.
Usage examples of "malison".
I’d called every hotel in town asking if they had a Malison registered, but of course they didn’t.
I had really hoped to catch Malison before he left for the reading, but since nobody answers his door I can only assume that the department heads have him hogtied at The Crow’s Nest or Andrea’s Butcher Block, one of the upscale slaughter-houses this town calls a restaurant.
I can see it now: the dean and his spaniels are shoveling forkfuls of red meat while poor Malison just sits there, tuning out their petty conversation and gagging at the sight of the carnage on his plate.
I’ve been standing outside this door for the last twenty minutes, so I think it’s also very obvious that they’re herding Malison straight from the restaurant to the Pavilion of Thought.
These kids all act like they understand Malison and it makes me sick to hear their lame opinions on his work.
I think Malison hates O’Flannery for the same reasons I do, because she’s a fascist, a typical bourgeois racist, a judgmental Christian right-wing parrot, and a timid writer who relies on grammar to carry her through the page.
Bethany raised her hand and asked Malison if he had grown up in New York City, which of course he had.
I just wanted Malison to realize that there are some of us who understand his life and work.
Cassandra Lane really put Malison through the wringer over that phony abuse scandal.
After he walked out, I picked up my shit and walked out too, but Malison had already left the building.
He’s someone whom Malison would describe as a self-hypnotic, one of those people who convinces himself that his life is meaningful only because the truth would destroy him.
In it Malison writes: "If you, reader, can yank your head out of your own asshole long enough to finish the first chapter, don’t make the mistake of congratulating yourself.
It is so true, but I could see that this crippled guy couldn’t digest it at all because Malison was directing the prologue at people just like him — people who wear masks.
The fresh outfit was in my duffel bag along with a hairbrush, flat shoes, my tooth-brush, all of Malison’s books, a Walkman, tapes of several of Malison’s readings, the last three term papers I wrote on his last three novels (scarred with the ludicrous comments of my teachers), copies of all the supportive letters I’ve written Malison over the years, some dope, two Valiums, my diaphragm, all the short stories I’ve written since I was fifteen, my novel in progress (which I really need his opinion on), some Scotch tape, and the solution for my contact lenses.
I wanted to let him know that everyone knows what an asshole Brouner is, but then Professor Nobody came up and started yapping at me about my overdue essay, and Malison was herded into an office.