Man Boner
Man Boner by mofwordexpo May 22, 2011
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Man Boner • Donkey Boner Man • Old man's boner • Rich Man's Boner • bonerman • man • man whore • man child • man slut • man hoe
Old man's boner
A Marijuana cigarette/spliff that unfortunately sags somewhere roach to give the impression of an old man's boner
Old man's boner by bo-sama January 9, 2004
Donkey Boner Man
Donkey, stands for the absolute beast of an animal.
Boner, stands for the thing that greets my every morning.
Man, is the thing that does IT with my in the shower when i drop the soap
Boner, stands for the thing that greets my every morning.
Man, is the thing that does IT with my in the shower when i drop the soap
Donkey Boner Man by amogus god 69 July 29, 2021
Rich Man's Boner
Rich Man's Boner by Teddy Bund January 30, 2023
Manboner
When a man has a hypothetical boner for another man. i.e. mancrush. This does not mean that the man is actually sexually attracted to men, just that if he were attracted to one, a certain man would be it.
Dude: I'm can't chill, I'm going to the gym with Alex.
Chick: I figured, you've got a total manboner for him.
Dude: Shut up.
Chick: I figured, you've got a total manboner for him.
Dude: Shut up.
Manboner by MC Shopping Cart October 14, 2011
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* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
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