Womensplaining

When a woman talks about how a man lives.

She keeps womensplaining.

by Feminism is an L February 8, 2018

Womanplaining

A portmanteau of the words woman and complaining
When a woman complains about a non problem or claims the problem just effects the female gender when it doesn't

-"Men manspread on public transportation and that offends me"
-"Jeez Sarah, stop womanplaining

-"Women are exposed to unrealistic body standards in media"
-"Lol, you do know that men are too, stop womansplaining"

by The splainer December 19, 2016

womansplaining

When a person does not explaining anything at all but expects everyone to just "know" what they wanted

Dude: She got pissed at me because I didn't do something, but she never even told me I was supposed to do it. How was I suppose to know?
Other dude: Womansplaining man, you should have just known

by JacquesHughes February 20, 2018

womansplaining

Not to be confused with a feminine version mansplaining. What middle aged (often homophobic) women do to their kids.

“My mom told me that people are gay because they’re confused or following a trend.”
“No way- tell her to stop womansplaining.”

by rottingbrains April 13, 2021

womsplaining

Same as femsplaining and usually used after a feminazi uses mansplaining as an insult.

feminazi: "Don't be mansplaining to me."
Man: "Then don't be womsplaining to me."

by Lumlotus December 6, 2016

Womansplaining

Wokely highlighting obvious aspects of things everyone has considered under the assumption a man couldn't ever have considered or understand structural inequalities.

Her: "Mansplaining is actually when a man condescendingly explains things to a woman, usually because on an unconscious level they consider them less intelligent, although they don't know that they hold these beliefs, as they have been reinforced by wider cultural factors"

Me: "Yes I know, Karen, I just used it in a sentence, stop Womansplaining at me"

by SumoVega June 8, 2020

Womansplaining

The act of a woman actively avoiding a question by making an attempt to divert the conversation to a new topic.

Man: Why do you dislike Donald Trump?
Woman: why do you think that Hillary Clinton is an unsuitable president?

The woman here clearly can't think of a reason to dislike Donald Trump and is trying to divert the conversation towards a subject that she thinks the man wont have an answer for or now anything about thus enacting the fine art of womansplaining

by Genticles December 27, 2016