mano y mano

Yet another humerous film quip has sailed over the heads of the gibbering, slack jawed, troglodytes to enter the vernacular, sans humor.
"mano y mano" is Spanish for hand AND hand. Used for comedic effect, to imply mental simplicity, in several films. (Other variants include "mono y mono", Spanish for monkey and monkey = malapropism el mejor)
("MANO A MANO" is Spanish for hand TO hand - combat...
This is the actual phrase that is so often mutilated)

"He dun call me ig'nint!"
"Reeallly, ignorant of what? Where would one start."

Yo, bring it, you and me buddie! mano y mano, I' take you down!

by ccaCrab May 6, 2008

Magnolia (name)

She’s insecure but that’s what everyone loves about her. She’s relatable and is so easy to talk to. She doesn’t talk much but if you start a convo with her about something she cares about she will talk for hours. She loves being called beautiful but if she feels you are calling her beautiful just to get with her she will ditch you in a heartbeat. She falls easily and takes forever to recover from a heartbeat. She is awkward and clumsy around you at first but if you somehow find a way into her heart she will be your favorite person. Never be too clingy.

Isn’t Magnolia (name) so cute?

by Mazkatf February 25, 2019

Mano

Short for Hermano, which means brother in Spanish.

Hey, you want a cold beer mano?

by Egyptian Magician July 12, 2005

MacnoWeenie

One who has an untamed obsession with the Apple product line. These people can turn a simple answer into an hour long dissertation about the superiority of iProducts, often leaving the poor sole who initiated the inquiry of said iProduct frantically searching for a way to change the topic. Suggesting that Apple's are only good for eating, will result in offending these types of people greater than placing a PC loaded with Microsoft products onto their desk.

See also Fanatic.

Manager: "Where have you been, you've been gone for over an hour!"

Employee: "I finally got away from Pat's office, I accidentally asked him about his new iPhone, and he went on and on showing all the features, even showing me movie clips from you tube. I finally had to tell him that Bill Gates was God so I could leave his office."

Manager: "All that time from asking about an iPhone?"

Employee: "yeah, I swear he's a real Macnoweenie."

by A. Richard Hertz January 1, 2008

Mainor

Mainor is a very strong person mentally and physically he is able to overcome challenges that not many are able to overcome. He is verypassionate he loves sports and he is very friendly and helpful. He is a loving person, a great friend and a good boyfriend. The sex is really good too.

Why aren’t you like Mainor

by Nene_eee May 10, 2019

Endor Brake Manoeuvre

To brake abruptly as the target of a high speed chase, as to force your pursuers to vastly overshoot you, ram one another, or collide with an oncoming object.

The phrase “Endor Brake” comes from a popular example of the manoeuvre’s use, in Star Wars Episode VI, Return of the Jedi.

“How did you escape the FBI so easily?”

“It was simple, I gave them the old Endor Brake Manoeuvre!”

by Carnefice December 23, 2017

Jean-Paul Manoeuvre

The act of consuming a croissant without crumbling a single atom of crumb. Throughout the period of enlightenment this was considered an impossible act by mere mortals. However, in the year 1869, frenchman Jean-Paul Bordeaux brought the human race to a new horizon of the art of croissant-eating (croissantology) when he consumed an entire croissant in one bite; completely without crumbing. One can draw great parallels between the Jean-Paul Manoeuvre and the more modern "Grape Fruit Technique" due to the similar wrist movements whilst performing both manoeuvres.

Jean Valjean (whilst in the possession of a croissant): "Do you think there is a way of eating this without crumbling?"
Mathieu: "Hell no mon ami! The only way is to perform the The Jean-Paul Manoeuvre."

by magnisius March 7, 2018