An “ambient man” or an “atmospheric man” from the song Soft Fuzzy Man, by Lemon Demon. It’s a term some use to describe a stalker or a try-hard man who just wants to get a girl, even though his methods are unorthodox, possessive, and he tries to be soft and fuzzy; as the song states. He just makes everyone around him uncomfortable.
by fishe September 16, 2021
Get the Soft fuzzy manmug. A verb meaning the act or process of entering a room by throwing yourself through a door with force similar to the force used by the Kool Aid Man in Kool-Aid commercials. The Kool Aid Man typically busted through doors or walls and said "Ohh yeah", but when Kool-Aid-Manning in through a door you've the option of also saying "What the fuck are you kids drinking?"
Mystery Person #1: Dude, Nathan was in bed and his door was closed, so I kool-aid-manned it through and now his door is torn up. He's pretty pissed.
Mystery Person #2: Yeah, he's got $3,000. He can fix it.
Mystery Person #2: Yeah, he's got $3,000. He can fix it.
by KoolAidMan December 9, 2008
Get the kool-aid-manmug. fellow #1: hey, dude, we just got tickets for the Allman Brothers Band this Friday!
fellow #2: Far out man! (really should be a comma after out, so it would be: Far out, man!)
fellow #2: Far out man! (really should be a comma after out, so it would be: Far out, man!)
by rocket1air November 13, 2013
Get the far out manmug. by Lee/Ferg April 26, 2009
Get the ass man suprememug. There once was a man from Nantucket
Who's dick was so long he could suck it
He said with a grin
While wiping his chin
If my ear were a hole i could fuck it.
Who's dick was so long he could suck it
He said with a grin
While wiping his chin
If my ear were a hole i could fuck it.
by XshNanx October 21, 2006
Get the Man From Nantucketmug. You're the man, with the article "the" shortened to da in an ebonic style.
Usually it shows admiration from the person who say it towards the person to whom the sentence is intended.
Usually it shows admiration from the person who say it towards the person to whom the sentence is intended.
1.
(person 1): I got that girl's phone number.
(person 2): You da man!
2.
(person 1): Hey, can you lend me 10 bucks?
(person 2): Yes, here they are.
(parson 1): Oh man, thank you, you da man!
(person 1): I got that girl's phone number.
(person 2): You da man!
2.
(person 1): Hey, can you lend me 10 bucks?
(person 2): Yes, here they are.
(parson 1): Oh man, thank you, you da man!
by Vanalli November 8, 2007
Get the you da manmug. by Paine September 7, 2003
Get the Ice-Manmug.