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Scottish slang word to describe a situation, person or object in a poor state of affairs. Commonly used in Scottish bars to describe the state of the toilets or glasses.
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Referring to the level and quality of cleanliness of a surface. Pure mankiness is commonly observed in the hallways of a middle school, where children slide their sweaty hands across various bacteria-infested surfaces such as the gym-changeroom lockers, toilet bowls, and (most notably) the school phone, not to mention all while eating their cheese pizza they dropped on the floor a few minutes earlier. 1. Patti: Why aren't you eating your free hot-dog?
Jim: Have you seen the fund-raising kids who make them? They don't wash their manky hands before assembling. 2. After having sat in the schoolteacher's cupboard for two years, the remaining few gummy-bears at the bottom of their plastic tub had been thoroughly caressed by dozens of ninth-grade hands. |
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scottish word meaning unclean person or unclean act. you just done a crap and didn't wash your hands, ewww your manky
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dirty, unclean. you haven't showered for days, you're manky.
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Slang originating in London England but now widespread. Means something that is nasty or rank. Can also mean an unpleasant feeling. "God I feel so manky this morning."
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Foul, putrid, crawling, nasty, odiferous. Your underwear, after three consecutive days use.
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highly disgusting, really really really smelly. ugly, bad in general. horrible, nappy, normally refers to hair, odor, or ones appearance What is that godawful manky stench about this room?
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