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backdoor matadore 

(noun) one who has anal sex with the grandeur of that of a king, or to be more exact, an anal bullfigher.
Josh isn't no lightweight when it comes to anal sex-- hes a backdoor matadore!

Matadored 

to get mentally, emotionally, or physically abused by one or more Matadors - either solo or simultaneously. Either way, you've been Matadored and you'll never forget it.
Everyone in the SFL has been Matadored at one point or another.
Matadored by matadors69 July 28, 2010

El Matadore 

El Matadore is a spoof, Yorkshire based grime/hip hop artist. His videos are for comedy purposes, and some of the claims he makes whilst talking to the camera back this up.

He is most well known for his Devvo diss that made it onto the Doncaster Chav's website, fat - pie. This prepelled him into the spot light, with a large share of people taking his side in the "beef".

Its subtle humour, but its hilarious! If you are into observational comedies such as The Office, Lead Balloon, and even Alan Partridge, this is for you!
El Matadore - "Being brought up where I'm brought up, (Sheffield), is like a game of dice.... roll for a 1, live life on the street, roll for a 6, (points to himself)... and lifes a bloody treat...."
El Matadore by Shaun Wonder April 21, 2008

mananorexic 

when a man starves himself.
guy: "i think i'm mananorexic, my sister said it's the version of a guys eating disorder."
mananorexic by supsammm July 4, 2007

manacore 

A subgenre of metawave music specifically focused on RPG's.
Manacore music is made for gamers.
manacore by Pixlordz June 17, 2025
Pronunciation: /ˈmændɔr/
Definition:
1. Large revealing of the mouth (boca) or gorge.
2. Oral cavity or entrance to the digestive tract.
3. Jaw or chewing organ.
4. Term describing the eating or consumption action.

Significance:
• It defines maws or large mouth openings.
• It emphasizes feeding organs.
• It identifies anatomical features.
• It avoids Scandinavian-Germanic origins.
• It simplifies descriptions of mouths.
• It improves clarity in zoological contexts.
• It replaces Scandinavian-Germanic, Non-American, foreign, and Anglo-Saxon terms, similar to "maw".
Singular noun: mandore
Plural noun: mandores
Examples:
• "Carnivores utilize sharp teeth inside their mandores."
• "Marine animals float (piscine) with ample-exposed mandores."
• "Predators attack prey using powerful mandores."
• "Anatomists study the structure of animal mandores."
• "Infants cry vociferously with tiny mandores."
mandore by Dmitrio October 13, 2025