by pinkdolphin2005 December 16, 2008
Hi i am a linguistically challenged kiwi but i do know that this is an Irish name, usually a first name. My friend rang up the broadcasting standards and gave them a hard time for using his name.
by Ssammule August 10, 2006
Manu is used to describe something that has more swag then Hiten Sharma which is basically everything.
by Hiten is gayer then the day March 15, 2017
by Killer_Instinct March 07, 2012
Woah can you look at that major anus!
I almost got a malus anus just by looking at it!
Myes it is a manus.
I almost got a malus anus just by looking at it!
Myes it is a manus.
by Tzotzko from Filipovtzi February 02, 2020
A terms used by myself and almost everyone at Glen Eden Intermediate in 1980-1981. Used primarily as a form of mockery at someones embarrassment when told off by a teacher, falling over, getting tripped over e.t.c. Basically any act which invited ridicule from friends and people in the general vicinity. It was not "transmissible" nor could you give it to someone by touching them on the forehead or anywhere else.
Someone would "get the manus" through an embarrassing act - at which point everyone else would laugh and point and say "Manus" or perhaps "Manus on your undies".
This word replaced the previous and overused cries of "Shame" or "Shame on your undies" but is of uncertain origin - someone started it and it spread like wildfire. :-)
Calling the teacher "Mum" inadvertantly was a definite manus.
This word replaced the previous and overused cries of "Shame" or "Shame on your undies" but is of uncertain origin - someone started it and it spread like wildfire. :-)
Calling the teacher "Mum" inadvertantly was a definite manus.
by Craigio October 22, 2006