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Malery is a gorgeous name for a gorgeous person. She is the best friend you could ever have. She will make you laugh when times are tough, and always knows just what to say. Malerys will always be there for you to the end of time. Times with malery are always the best. She is amazing and all around beautiful inside and out. Malerys have a sassy side but they always come around. They love you to the end and if you meet a malery and you become friends, you better be damn grateful because you'll never find anyone better than them. You know you've found yourself a keeper
Guy 1: Damn, who is that??
Guy2: Her? Oh that's Malery!! Isn't she hot?
Guy 1: Oh yeah 100%
malery by Personoftheearth... September 18, 2017
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Manergy, the profound energy men experience when doing pre-approved manly things, like powering nailguns without plugging them in. A man powered with this energy is far superior to non-manly girly men.
Rick: Holy shit, did someone just hit Dan?
Donovan: Yea, but Dan used his manergy and knocked the fool out.
Manergy by UberDan May 31, 2007

mallergy 

When someone says they have a food allergy or intolerance, but they only dislike the food.
Used to gain attention, get special treatment in restaurants or just to irritate people.
Guy #1: I can't eat that brownie; I'm allergic to nuts.
Guy #2: No you're not. Don't pass off some mallergy as something serious.
mallergy by bearbear December 15, 2008
The mysterious force that compels the holder of a Y chromosome to behave mysteriously (e.g., random wrestling, jumping off/out of things, chasing balls, jumping between moving vehicles traveling at a high rate of speed etc... )
I find it supa dupa hot that you channel your manergy so productively.
Manergy by Manergy June 30, 2014
Manergy, the profound energy men experience when doing pre-approved manly things, like powering nailguns without plugging them in. A man powered with this energy is far superior no non-manly girly men.
Rick: Holy shit, did someone just hit Dan?
Donovan: Yea, but Dan used his manergy and knocked the fool out.
manergy by UberDan May 31, 2007

malerghurt

A uncomfortable feeling when a person's leg hurts or is in great pain.
Ah man I need to sit, malerghurt.
malerghurt by Shane Buggy, Jesus John November 30, 2017
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