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You Like Man 

An insult used to declare that a person has done something homosexual or displeasing. The term orginated in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. The term litterally would mean "You Like Men" however in bahamian slang "Men" is typically substituted for "Man." It is not strictly used to declare that a person is Gay or has done something homosexual, on the contrary it can be used when the user feels that a person has done or is doing something unpleasing, upsetting or even disrespectful or wrong.
"You like man, bey"

"You like man for doin' that, dog"

"You liking alot of man today, chief"
You Like Man by Duh Boi February 18, 2009

You like man 

A Bahamian term for saying gay.
You like man by Swastika March 6, 2021

Man Like Man 

You can get sexual with your homies, but it’s not gay as it’s just bromance and a way of showing love to your homies.
Yes bro you can kiss me, Man Like Man though
Man Like Man by Drip Papi February 26, 2020

man like 

'Man like' is often used as a sort of exclamation upon greeting someone to re-affirm who that person. It can also be used to boost ones ego (including yourself)
Man like Bill Gates is out'ere doing his thing, stacking his papez.

or Man like (name) is looking HELLAFLY today
man like by Don Rio March 17, 2014

you're talking like a man with a paper asshole 

Some one who's storys are either blatantly full of shit or very flimsy at best.
Mark Whalberg bragging about taking down hi jackers
I would have taken those terrorists out
Mark, you're talking like a man with a paper asshole

Talks like a man with a paper ass 

Also, talk like a man with a paper ass. Refers to an individual that lacks substance. Can't back up his big talk, bragging.
See that big mouth over there? He talks like a man with a paper ass.
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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