Any guy man

'Any guy man' can mean a host of different things. First coined by members from a range of South-West London ganges, such LMD, IBAB, AK47 and Lampton Massive in the early 2000's, it is rumoured that it was first used in class to insult the recent decision of a teacher to send a gang member out of the classroom. It is often used to comment on someone else, see examples for better understanding.

Teacher: Mohand leave the classroom
Mohand: Tttttttuuu any guy man

OR

Omar: Abdula give me the ball
Abdula: No
Omar: Any guy man

OR

Billy: I got expelled yesterday
Omar: Any guy man, what's wrong with you ! ?

OR

Mubarak: Coming out tonight?
Wasim: Nah man can't, im grounded
Mubarak: Any guy man !

by Mr Dalaki March 15, 2011

Old Man Weaver

A creep who rides his bike around Hunterdon County, NJ. Wears a neck brace and helmet.

My friend claimed that Old Man Weaver stopped his bike once and cursed her out.

by Jersey Girl February 21, 2004

Little man syndrome

A rare disease where someone is abnormally small and has to make up for it by acting hard

"Why does olly get triggered so easily?"
"Its because he has little man syndrome hth"

by TheRealGoat22 January 2, 2021

four man bob

From: Four-Man Bobsleigh
A rapidly-ejected and frictionless poo that shoots round the U bend before you have a chance to admire it.

I would have collected a sample of my stool for you doctor, but unfortunately it was a four man bob

by hobbesy August 22, 2005

stick up man

stickup man - a thief who robs you with gun normally hidden in a coat.

That guy on the street was a Stick up man worked downtown, but he wasn't a bad guy always looked after the roses in his gardens.

by nosuchthings September 20, 2013

One Man Mafia

A one man army; a loner, a gangster with no mates

The guy you see parked up at your local retail park without mates

by The pork chop Express January 10, 2005

Man United supporter

Member of the Establishment or urban elite with an affected interest in Association Football in order to enhance their credentials as a member of the working class made good. Their declarations of loyalty to a professional football club, based adjacent to the Manchester Ship Canal but started by a group of Yorkshire railway workers, increase in intensity in direct proportion to their distance from Salford Quays. For example, many of their most fervent supporters used to be found in London but recent marketing efforts suggest that Manchester United PLC considers its consumer heartland to be in the Far East.

The most popular item on the menu at Old Trafford is believed to be the prawn sandwich.

Manchester United is simultaneously the best-supported football team in the world (due largely to its overseas fan base) and the most despised ( due largely to its arrogant assumption that it is the best supported football team in the world).

Generally held up as a shining example of all that is good about English football, this American-owned club is managed by a Scot and employs players from South America, Portugal and other far flung parts.

Genuine Man United supporters inhabit Salford and North West Manchester; for these individuals it is the most convenient football club so might be considered local.

"Which team do you support?"

"I'm a Man United supporter"

"I didn't know you hailed from the fair (though somewhat rainy) city of Manchester"

"Where's Manchester?"

by Robo283 May 1, 2008