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something a man with moobs (man boobs) needs to wear, especially if he is wearing a tight shirt. also called a mra
person 1: hey man, i'm giving you some friendly advice. i think you've been eating too much. you need a manbra.
person 2: you know, i have been letting myself go... these moobs wont hold themselves up.
manbra by manbra!! December 17, 2007
The roller coaster of emotions that a man causes others to have. From excitement, happiness, joy, lust and love in one moment to anger, frustration and hatred the next. This cycle is often repeated numerous times. Mandrama is the worst thing about dating.
He text every morning for two weeks. You start thinking maybe you might like this guy a little. Next day, no text? Hmm I wonder if he's ok? I wonder if it's something I said? Maybe he met someone else. Maybe he just realized he didn't like me? Maybe he's just a jerk.

A few days later... texts start again.

I don't think I can handle the mandrama that goes along with dating.
Mandrama by CrazyGirlWonder December 24, 2016
MANbag

NOUN - common
1. Puffy swelling under the eye after a boozy night
2. Slang: testicles
3. Small handbag for a man made from leather, fabric or other substance displaying a brand name such as Gucci, Prada, Adidas or Game
4. Slang: condom
5. (Biblical): David kept his sling and stones in a MANbag (if he'd thought to, he could have kept his iPod in there as well.)

VERB - transitive: to MANbag something / someone
1. deposit small things in a MANbag e.g. he MANbags his keys after locking his car
2. hit someone with a MANbag e.g. He was MANbagged at the disco
3. to wear a condom e.g. it is wise to MANbag before sex
EXAMPLES in English:

1. Bible: "Reaching into his MANbag and taking out a stone, he slung it..." (1 Samuel 17:48)
2. Shakespeare, William (1564-1616): "With MANbag and baggage ." (As You Like It - Act III; Sc 2)
3. Franklin, Benjamin (1706-1790): "It is hard for an empty MANbag to stand upright." (see Noun 4 above)
MANbag by JustiboyFB August 16, 2009
The drama created by a man in a relation due to his erratic behavior, poor decision making skills, lying or cheating.
My best friends husband cheated on her. His girlfriend is pregnant. Divorce is imminent. Emotions explode. She is a wreck from all the mandrama.
Mandrama by CrazyGirlWonder December 24, 2016
when a boyband is just so sexy that they’re actual dads they become a manband
did you see that new manband why dont we?
yeah they’re so hot
manband by coriseavey September 18, 2018

dhevyann maniram 

the man with lots of money and rams
LOOK! HE's DHEVYANN MANIRAM!
dhevyann maniram by reyfrommars January 29, 2022
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