Manisha

Manisha is a mother

Manisha is the best

by Priyasha December 2, 2021

Con Las Manos

It is a term mainly used as a joke or sarcastic tone , meaning with your hands.

How do you build on fortnite?! Con Las Manos!

by GoldM3M83R May 13, 2018

manshit

(n) 1. activities, events, or interests typically enjoyed by the American male. 2. the materials, supplies, or equipment used in or related to the activities, events, or interests commonly enjoyed by the American male.

Our day that involved drinking beer, killing animals, and racing cars was chalk full of manshit.

by nips459 May 10, 2010

Manos: the Hands of Fate

A truly God awful film that is almost unwatchable.

See also: "Manos" The Hands of Fate

by jesster79 March 17, 2007

Manish

In Hindi, it means intellectual or genius.

His name is Manish. It matches with his character.

by Manish Manna January 17, 2008

Manshirting

Manshirting is a verb that describes process of making a muscle shirt or "man shirt" for the female gender. Often used in sports such as Soccer, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Etc. In order to participate in the process of "Manshirting" one must know how to make a man shirt. (Cutting off sleeves and cutting the sides low enough for enough breeze to flow through the shirt to reach the body.

"Since the weather is beginning to grow hotter, we will be holding a manshirting party for field hockey t-shirts!"

"Yes! I love manshirts and the process of Manshirting!"

by KPimz September 10, 2009

Manohara

The kindest, generous, God-like man to live. The smartest and wisest human being. Also nickname of God Krishna (a God of Hinduism). Very, very helpful and strongest human being. A gift from heaven. One of the major personalities is curiosity. Curiosity will lead this human being to a bright, learning, wealthy future. Very, very handsome, and gained many, many admirers throughout life.

Manohars have lots and lots of friends.
Most Manohars are uncontrollably smart academically, mentally, and very, very great physically.

"Manohara has a wise way to handle things."

by 15 Priests Hinduism January 1, 2015