Motley

[Sarah]

Variegated in color; consisting of different colors;
dappled; party-colored; as, a motley coat.

[PussyCat]

incongruously varied in [appearance] or [character]; disparate

[Becky]

Wild and crazy; loud. [Greatest] [80s] [hair metal] band alive!!

[Julene]

[Behaviour] associated with football fans and general laddish [behaviour].
Plural: [Mots] or [Motz]

[Oralee]

The clothing worn by a [clown] or [jester], especially during times such as Mardi-Gras or [Carnival].

[Julene]

[Outside smell]. The smell of the [outside] in your [clothing].

[Zipporah Schumaker]

Motley,meaning [ugly], or [gross] [looking]

[Tina]

a term describing a guy who beats girls and is a [violent]...choice weapon is either [rolled up] newspapers or extremely small [penises]

[Tanya Shivari]

Someone who belongs to The [Motley Crew] - a bunch of [scally] bitches.
The type of person who [judges] others for their appearence, their taste in music, how much money they have - and just about everything else. They are pathetic sheep who, on their own, cannot survive.

[Donald Trump]

A crazy [chevy] [driver] that beats women with small [penises] which is usually his.