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To, purposely or otherwise, not respond to a phone call and/text message.
My secret girlfriends keep calling me while I’m with my wife, I’ll Mansir her to keep my double life in tact for the time being

Sorry, I didn’t mean to mansir you when you texted me.

Past participle: mansirred
Mansir by Jon Sauceman July 21, 2021
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A way of calling someone a douche bag.
Jessica: Oh my god. Andy is SUCH a mansir.
Angela: A mansir? What the hell is that?
Jessica: He's such an asshole. He literally slept with Becky behind my back.
Mansir by Ugly Ratto October 1, 2021
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Another word for class, or to be rich
"That guy is so Mansory"
Mansory by It data April 20, 2021
Princess of their own dream world👑👑 A whirlwind of holiday spirit and well wishes💞💞...they love to be admired😍.they have plenty of qualities like they are charming, adventurous, fair,charismatic and list is never ending💜💛💚💙 They are fucking awesome one who has dealt with so much shit ,a kickass still cute af...traveling aesthetic🌎🌎they love animals more than humans💟💟she has magnetic personality... She has a big heart and gold aura💫..a party girl who loves gla🔥🔥...STAR GIRL🌟🌟
Mansi is like a dREam!! Everybody thinks about them
Mansi have angelic presence

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Mangird1 by Mangird1 February 25, 2023
Japanese slang for vaginal fluid (aka, pussy juice).
She was so horny, her pussy dripped manjiru all over my couch!
manjiru by Mankosaurus April 20, 2008

dhevyann maniram 

the man with lots of money and rams
LOOK! HE's DHEVYANN MANIRAM!
dhevyann maniram by reyfrommars January 29, 2022
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