Man-O-War
Man-O-War was a Type of ship that was heavily armed and was ready for battle usually they fought pirates.
Man-O-War by Pixel_Gamer February 13, 2020
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man-o-war
a) Potugese warship
b) A kind of Jellyfish that is 100 feet long
c) used to compare to a), something that is quite powerful.
d) Metal Band
b) A kind of Jellyfish that is 100 feet long
c) used to compare to a), something that is quite powerful.
d) Metal Band
man-o-war by Kung-Fu Jesus May 2, 2004
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Man o' War
Greatest racehorse of all time. Ancestor to War Admiral and Secretariat. Said to have died of a broken heart after his handler passed away. Won 21 of his 22 starts. Once won a race by over 100 lengths. The one 'loss' was a second and fault of his jockey at the start.
Book by Walter Farley
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Man o' War by paradana November 18, 2005
man o' war
n. A synonym for a shot of liquor. Usually articulated in a loud and elongated way; a sort of war cry.
Partygoer 1: Man o' War?
Partygoer 2: Fuck yeah, Man o' War. Man o' War?
Partygoer 3: Yup. Man o' War?
Partygoer 4: Man o' War, for sure.
Partygoers 1, 2, 3 & 4: MANOWAAAAAAAAAAAR!
Partygoer 2: Fuck yeah, Man o' War. Man o' War?
Partygoer 3: Yup. Man o' War?
Partygoer 4: Man o' War, for sure.
Partygoers 1, 2, 3 & 4: MANOWAAAAAAAAAAAR!
man o' war by 1421419 November 30, 2009
Man o' War
Man o' War by Solinox June 28, 2005
Torquay Man O’War
A discarded prophylactic sheath espied on a pavement or grassed area of a British seaside resort, so named because of its semi-inflated translucent appearance much like the famed poisonous marine invertebrates.
Careful where you step Dave there’s loads of Torquay Man O’Wars scattered on the prom first thing!
For fuck’s sake! The dog’s choking on a Torquay Man O’War again!
For fuck’s sake! The dog’s choking on a Torquay Man O’War again!
Torquay Man O’War by Careless Winsper August 6, 2022
Portuguese man’o’war
The act of guzzling the forbidden fruit whilst tearing out the puebes, mimicking the sting of a jellyfish
Portuguese man’o’war by Wet lettuce March 14, 2023
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