(noun) A thin, wispy moustache, usually hugging the lipline. Just a few hairs
thick, and usually extends no further to the sides than the mouth does.
Usually the only facial
hair that
14- or 15-year-olds can grow, it is left unshaven as a display of how manly the child has become.
Though occasionally worn by grown adults, the mandammit is the hallmark of teenagers insecure about themselves, but proud that they can grow facial
hair. These teenagers are usually male.