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Rockclimbing term for loose/crumbly rock or poorly placed protection "I rarely climb on Glacier Point apron, because it is way too manky" "Dude, you are lucky you didnt peel, because that pro you placed was manky as hell."
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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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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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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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