Mon-giving 

A Seattle phenomenon where orphans gather to partake in Thanksgiving dinner and consume large amounts of alcohol, in an effort to become obese and intoxicated. Named for its primary location on MONroe Street.

See you at Mon-giving!

Mon-giving by MonMaster November 5, 2010

Mangiving 

Observed on the Sunday before Thanksgiving and originated in 2007 in Bucktown, Chicago, Mangiving is a day for men of all walks of life to gather, feast, watch football, drink beer, and present Man awards for the past year. Mangiving starts at noon with the National Anthem followed by a ceremony including awards such as Man of the Year, Man move of the year, MLV of the year, and Half man of the year. Participants in Mangiving vote on the winners (or losers) for these awards during the weeks leading up to Mangiving. Each participant is also required to have a man name (i.e. Manbear, Manwood, Manshanks) as well as bring a dish to the feast. First time attendees of Mangiving are not allowed to participate in the vote. Only veterans may vote.

I am really looking forward to Mangiving, but I am nervous because I was nominated for MLV of the year for being caught watching The Notebook earlier this year. I hope someone did worse or I will win the award.

Mangiving is going to be so bad ass this year. I am bringing a broccoli cheese casserole to the feast along with a case of Bud Heavy.

Mangiving by tiger3420 November 4, 2014

Monniving 

Adjective; A combination of both manipulative and conniving therefore a person that is characterized by the unscrupulous control of a situation or person which secretly allows something considered immoral, illegal, wrong, and/or harmful to occur.

Person 1 "I really don't like my brothers new girlfriend"
Person 2: "Yes, she seems quite monniving"

Monniving by A. Libertine January 14, 2008

Monniving 

Adjective; A combination of both manipulative and conniving therefore a person that is characterized by the unscrupulous control of a situation or person which secretly allows something considered immoral, illegal, wrong, and/or harmful to occur.

Person 1 "I really don't like my brothers new girlfriend"
Person 2: "Yes, she seems quite monniving"

Monniving by Alyssa Libertine January 8, 2009