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Mantacular 

Referring to the traditional male attitude, that certain things are ''just so guy-ish'', but with a spin of hilarity.
That is some mantacular meat!
- referring to steak

That's mantacular!
- referring to a guy rigging up some two by fours and ductape in order to make a TV brace for the wall

You have some mantacular muscles!
Mantacular by maddy monster August 9, 2008
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mactacular 

With Mac-like qualities, such as slick graphics and user-friendly interface, to the point of becoming obnoxious.
Windows Vista is mactacular.
mactacular by BlueJack June 17, 2008

Cantacular 

The supposition that beer in cans is better than beer in bottles because it 1) stays fresh longer, 2) is easier to transport and 3) has a lower environmental impact.
Luke: I didn't know they put Sly Fox IPA in cans, they're awesome!
Darth: Yeah, could this day possibly get any more cantacular?
Luke: High five my brother!
Cantacular by sans sheriff February 19, 2010

Mancabulary 

The whole movement of defining terms relevant to men, usually done by adding man as a replacement for a syllable. For example, Manfernoon, Mandate, and Mandicap.
"We must improve our mancabulary so we cater to the man's right movement for a more man friendly world"
Mancabulary by Mr. Recard April 13, 2009

Manhicular Veslaughter

The exact opposite of vehicular manslaughter.

When a person runs over a car.
"OMG! Did you see that Kobe Bryant video where he commits Manhicular Veslaughter?!" "No."
Manhicular Veslaughter by Neb Good November 6, 2008

fantacular 

a hyrbid of the words "fantastic" and "spectacular," meaning great superiority over something. Invented by the tongue, most likely when she was intoxicated.
"That's so fantacular! Stopppppppp!"

manacular 

the distortion of words with the prefix "man-" to denote and often demean something inherent to masculine subculture (root: man + vernacular).
TREVOR: My manpanion and I totally went to get manscaped this afternoon. What a great day!
BRANDON: Indeed. Is there any manacular to describe the feeling?
TREVOR: Um . . . How 'bout mantastic?!
BRANDON: Brilliant! And, ironically, totally emasculating!
manacular by KaraokeFanboy March 25, 2010
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