mancessory
My new fatigue-printed messenger bag with soviet stars and pirate paraphenalia is my latest mancessory.
mancessory by Naliniasha January 23, 2006
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Mancessory
Mancessory
A man who compliments a woman's shoes, dress, jewlery, and her superficial need to compete with height, status and low self esteem.
A man who compliments a woman's shoes, dress, jewlery, and her superficial need to compete with height, status and low self esteem.
That selfish bitch only cares about how she is seen with her mancessory. Yeah her dating profile only focuses on what the guy looks like and not how they would get along.
Mancessory by gj3200 June 10, 2011
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Maccessorize
Maccessorize by joshtaku February 11, 2010
mexcessory
Any unnecessary, gaudy, flashy, or otherwise ridiculous looking accessory added to cars, houses, or their chihuahua. Do not necessarily have to be a mexican to mexcessorize.
Jesus: A esé, i need some eh sprite! i just installed my erector set wing on my 92 civic!
Jaun: Dammmmnnn fooo thats ballin!
Jesus: just waiting for my 12" hubcap spinners to come in the mail now holmmmess.
*whiteboys driving by in chevy*
Jake: Hey look at my gardeners civic, that shits SIICCCCKK (end sarcasm)
Jeff: Nah, he just added some mexcessorys to it.
Jaun: Dammmmnnn fooo thats ballin!
Jesus: just waiting for my 12" hubcap spinners to come in the mail now holmmmess.
*whiteboys driving by in chevy*
Jake: Hey look at my gardeners civic, that shits SIICCCCKK (end sarcasm)
Jeff: Nah, he just added some mexcessorys to it.
mexcessory by Chris SeeSpizzle June 9, 2007
Mancessity
The quality or state of being inevitable to man's way of life in nature; anything else shall be considered a mancessory.
Ross only brought the mancessity items with him on our annual camping trip; beer, a knife, and his flint stick.
Mancessity by Hash Brown Matt March 30, 2009
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A)
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B)
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B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
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Bob: No, I've got to clean out my board chow, keys are starting to stick.
B)
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Bob: No, i am just going to have some of my board chow/
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