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used to replace big, large amount
ew did u see that guy? he had a MEANO pimple on his face
MEANO by ur_hyphy_wifey December 9, 2008
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Yo bro don't be trying me on some meano shit
Meano by Cle Q August 7, 2019
The word was made by a girl named lola and it happend when this girl named anika called lola weird so lola called her a meano
I called her meano for calling me a weirdo
Meano by Gucci stoopid fish April 7, 2019
Definition noun - A Super hot chick or really attractive woman
Guys talking to each other at a bar, "Check out that meano over there, shes a really attractive."
Meano by heavenlydivine December 17, 2010

Lalisa Manoban

The prettiest Person on earth. She is a godess from the best group on earth, BLΛƆKPIИK. And She will soon have a Solo (2078 propably)
"Hey Who is that on your photocard?"
"Lalisa Manoban"
Lalisa Manoban by BlinkPunk October 12, 2019
Maano is a vamboe name given to sensitive, sweet girls with a kind heart and a can-do attitude some people say she is more special that she thinks
Maano is more special than you think
maano by DJ Cinderella September 23, 2020
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