Mandered

To mess something up totally or to take it up the anus

Man last night I went to the bar and some guy took me home and mandered m.

by shadbeck September 19, 2021

mander

comes from mandership. bad influence person, a friend, who pushes you toward something dark, illegal, violent.

- hey man let’s go sell some bricks to flex with some ice.

- bro, you are a mander 4 real

by young n rare June 2, 2021

Perry-mandering

To cheat on your significant other and be in complete denial

Aww man he was perry-mandering so hard last night.

by Will Perry69 March 9, 2022

Chow-Mander

Combination of Chowchow and Charmander

That's a cool dog like a Pokémon Chow-Mander

by NightBeast June 8, 2023

Jheri curl-mandering

A redistricting strategy made famous during the period in the late 1980's, when the Democratic Party moved geographic boundaries of an electoral district in California to include predominantly black-populated areas(South Central Los Angeles, Inglewood, Compton) in an effort to concentrate African American voters sporting the popular greasy hairstyle of the day, thus using 'packing' tactics to insure a constituency that would elect congressional representatives who also sported the couch-ruining do. The term for this strategy remained unnamed for nearly 30 years until comedian Adam Carolla coined it on his podcast, “The Adam Carolla Show”(Episode aired November 3, 2015.).

Congresswoman Maxine Waters may believe the science is still out on the morning after pill but she's definitely a student of the science of Jheri curl-mandering. Tracking sales of Soul Glo in order to target the perfect constituency was a flash of genius on the Democratic Party's part.

by griffin_t_a October 19, 2016

'mander

informal, a salamander

Peter, did you see that 'mander chilling in the bog?

by aaaarrrr March 23, 2010

Manders

1. To enthusiastically care to a degree that may or may not be proportional to the situation.
2. To boldly dive in despite possessing only a portion of the needed information, relying largely on confidence and a sense of humour.
3. To be incident-prone in life, especially when trying to impress or help.
4. To be lovably chaotic, in a way that makes people sigh, smile, and occasionally intervene.

She mandersed the drive from Dublin so badly she somehow ended up with two flat tires!

by anj.o December 6, 2025