To be cool / to like — "me mola" means I love it.
Works grammatically like "gustar": the thing does the molar-ing. "Me mola tu casa" means I love your place. "Mola mucho" means it is really cool. A person can also "molar," meaning they are great company.
Spain only. In Latin America "molar" is a tooth.
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