Barry Manilow Key Change

Multiple key changes in any sappy song used for dramatics and to manipulate emotions - an art especially exploited by Barry Manilow.

My choir director shouted out to us while we were singing, "Get ready for the Barry Manilow key change!"

by waterspout May 12, 2011

Barry Manilow

Admit it...you love him.

You can't smile without Barry Manilow

by ticktickboom October 1, 2011

Marilou

A pensive and beautiful woman that takes her social causes like recycling, excersizing, and loving seriously... an amazing lover and friend with a fierce attitude when she hears the word NO (which is rare)

Marilou is a fierce broad that takes no shit from anyone... and Jaeger beware

by BarkerBarker February 4, 2010

Maslow

To substitute a previously planned activity for one more basic on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.

I was going to do my homework last night, but then I Maslowed it to take a nap.

by Pteron August 8, 2010

Masio

A very large, black, stallion. Often participates in competitive ping pong tournaments. He is a one of a kind, bob marley admirer. He thinks he is a stud, and all the ladies love him. He is most known for his amazing skills at the Dougie.

Look at that fine stud, He is a Masio.

by TheWOmanofALLtrades April 3, 2011

Hairy Manilow

Euphemism for a vagina

Hey Lola, you have a tremendous Hairy Manilow

by Hermiasarmpit July 28, 2018

Maslow's hierarchy of needs

A pyramid of human needs created by Maslow. It explains the needs of humans from the basics to the complex.

1st: Physical Survival Needs- Water, Food, Shelter, Sleep, Health, Sex
2nd: Safety and Security- Physical Safety, Economic Security, Freedom From Threats, Comfort
3rd: Social Needs- Acceptance, Group Membership, Association, Love
4th: Self Esteem- Important Projects, Recognition of Strengths and Intelligence, Prestige and Status
5th: Need for Self-Actualization- Challenging Projects, Opportunities for Innovation and Creativity, Learning

High Schoolers and young adults have a very hard experience trying to maintain 3 in Maslow's hierarchy of needs and above because most parents hate their kids. Most parents, on the other hand, raise their self esteem and feel accomplished when they shit on their kids lives.

by Steve Indigo August 4, 2006