Mandled

To have carried out an action in manly fashion.

Word originates from the combination of the words "man" and "handled."

You didn't even cry during the notebook, you mandled it well!

by Ill Cartographer July 13, 2010

Mandle

The word Mandle is a combination of the phrases "Man Up" and "Handle It". If you mandle, you are facing the challenges at hand in an adequate manner. The word originated July 5, 2008 on Lake Webster in Indiana.

Quitting and cheating would be examples of how NOT to mandle.

Person 1: I can't finish the rest of my drink, I am so tired and ready to go to bed.
Person 2: You need to mandle!!

by Rebsers January 9, 2009

Mandles

When a man wears sandles. This is especially worse if worn with socks.

Diamond's boyfriend Chris wore mandles the other day, an offense that should have ended in the ultimate demise of their relationship.

by Fashion Policeeeee September 28, 2009

mandling

handling data sets as you query / fetch, rather than getting everything in one go then iterating over it

Hey dude, you're gonna get out of memory errors like that, you should be mandling it.

by dtra82 October 20, 2008

Mandle

A candle that smells like a man. The scent is musky and is reminiscent of a hot guy's cologne. Can be found in a single woman's room along with a body pillow and a heating pad.

"That mandle smells just like Acqua Di Gio I have to get it" "My boyfriend is out of town, so I bought a mandle that smells like him"

by Anniz November 23, 2014

Mandle

A melding of the phrase "man handle"

To mandle is to take control of any given situation with such passion and severity that only the manliest of men could over come.
it is a suggested course of action to complete tasks, or to gain control.

Mandaling may also be used as a term for describing a situation in which things turned out for the worse.

Nick and joe Mandled the rush at work last night

we can mandle this pizza on our own

We got mandled during this game

Its time to mandle this math homework.

by DakotaMaybe June 13, 2013

Mandle

Verb - to mandle - Most often used in the past tense (mandled) to describe a situation or event that was handled in the most manly and awesome way possible. Used in the present tense (mandle) as a form of encouragement to promote the handling of a forthcoming event in an epically manly way.

"Damn you just mandled that 32oz steak like a 2$ fish taco"

"Man up and go mandle that shit!"

by The-Man-Code February 28, 2013