Manire 

Genius, super awesome and have an alien type intelligence level. Manire's often need interpreters to help communicate their native language. Tough as nails and tender-hearted at the same time. Born tender-hearted but learned to be tough as nails because everyone called them Manure in elementary school. Any Manire knows what it's like to stand alone from top to bottom. They are giving. Sometimes people think they're drunk when in reality, they just live in their own world.

genius, intelligent, alien, Manire

Manire by reallysuperawesome February 4, 2010

democracy manifest 

When the police arrest you for enjoying a succulent Chinese meal, put you in a headlock (they know their judo well), and can't keep their hands off your limp penis.

Gentlemen, this is democracy manifest!

democracy manifest by Cybersyn November 10, 2020

manifest 

Made it happen, made something real, wished for something and it ended up happening

I always wanted a dog, I manifested it and finally I have a dog now!
Fans love his hair like that, they manifested blonde Minhyun. Blonde Minhyun returned after 4 years.

manifest by igetshitscaredbyslenderbitch February 16, 2020

Mairen 

a rare alternate spelling of an Irish name. 'Mairen' means 'sea nymph' or 'pearl of the sea,' according to Irish lore.

Mairen, with her long brown hair flying behind her, pedaled furiously up the hill on her bike.

Mairen by fibonaccimathgenius August 18, 2010

Manime 

Manly Anime = Manime

n., Anime that contains gratuitous amounts of violence, explosions, and men with massive biceps. Very iconic but is fading due to mainstream animes becoming more popular. See Naruto.

Not to be confused with yaoi. yaoi is for fangirls.

Fist of the North Star, Baki the Grappler, and Berserk are all examples of manime

Manime by breenfood April 19, 2010

dhevyann maniram 

the man with lots of money and rams

LOOK! HE's DHEVYANN MANIRAM!

dhevyann maniram by reyfrommars January 29, 2022

streetlight manifesto

Streetlight - Lamp
Manifesto - Decree

Streetlight + Manifesto = Pure Unadulturated Musical Joy

Late August 2003 saw the emergence of this third-wave ska band. Streetlight combines many different music styles, including, jazz, reggae, punk, acoustic, and rock all to produce a style of music which has the potential to make people respect - yes, i said respect - the much-looked-down-upon genre of Ska.


The band itself is formed from the best of two other ska groups, old Catch 22 and One Cool Guy. From Catch 22 there is Josh Ansley (bass), Jamie Egan (trumpet) and Tomas Kalnoky[ (guitar, vocals & songwriting). From One Cool [Guy there is Chris Thather (drums), Jim Conti (tenor sax), Dan Ross (bari sax), and Mike Saprano (trombone.)

Kalnoky is truly the heart of the band. His guitar playing is not necessarily anything special in itself, though it is still good. His vocals, however, are where he shines the most, having refined his voice and brought it to new more angry and energetic heights since "Keasby Knights." His song writing is extremely origonal and diverse. Songs do not follow cliched patterns of verse-chorus-verse. You never know what to expect. Also, Kalnoky's lyrics are absolutely incredible - a good friend of mine made the observation that they were almost as good as radiohead's (that's pretty good). The other sections of the band are equally amazing. Thather on drums is easily one of the most talented contemporary drummers and goes from style to style as he plays. John Ansley is also a terrific bassist with some of the most ingenuitive lines i have ever heard. And finally, the horn section is what gives streetlight their power. Unlike other ska bands nowadays, the horn section does not have "corny" horn lines or only come out with occasional bursts here and there. Streetlight features very complex horn parts which define the sound of the band, and the horns very often have terrific solos. All that having been said this makes for a truly terrific band.


Their first cd was known as "Everything Goes Numb." Truly top notch stuff. It is diverse and a perfect combination of wonderful songs which produce a cohesive album. Key tracks include, "Everything Went Numb," "Point/Counterpoint" and "A Moment of Silence." In fact, every song on this cd is a hit, and I could not claim to dislike anyone of them. I highly reccommend that you buy this cd, even if Ska's not your thing. You'll be glad you did.

"and the story goes like this"

streetlight manifesto by soontobepresjoe March 8, 2005