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batmaning 

planking from an inverted position so that your feet are flexed on the top of an object. gives the appearance that one is a bat, or batman
batmaning is way more intense than planking
batmaning by amann24 August 30, 2011

batmaning 

When one is driving at night, turns off their lights and says "Batman".This dangerous technique is used to evade enemies in pursuit. If possible, pull into a dark side alley to let them pass. This tactic is useful for evading police as well.
"Dude, they're tailing us. What we going to do?"

-turns off headlights-

"No worries man. I'm batmaning!"
batmaning by dangles November 1, 2012

Batmanhead

1. a condition that prevents a human from turning his or her head without turning the shoulders as well.
2. Michael Keaton's head in Tim Burton's Batman.
I pulled something in my neck while reaching for the Cheerios and I've had Batmanhead all day.
Batmanhead by dwarbi April 4, 2008

Batmanned 

1. To exit a scene without anyone being aware of it

2. To jump down from higher ground and attack an unsuspecting individual or group thereby gaining the element of surprise in a fight
1. Friend #1: Man where did Zach go?
Friend #2: Yeah he was just here.
Friend #1: I think he just Batmanned us.

2. Anthony totally Batmanned Max with a Laser Sword in Halo 3

Batmaning 

Finding out as much information on a person without their knowledge using mutual friends or social media.
"I met this really nice girl in class the other day. I think its time to begin Batmaning"
Batmaning by MikeKeaton August 23, 2012

Batmanification 

the switch of a character's reputation from unknown to that of a feared, epic hero(ie. Batman)
Dr. Who went through the process of Batmanification.
Batmanification by silverjace July 26, 2011
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