Mantiroso
A contraction of the Spanish "mentiroso" and a certain less-than-candid sport celebrity's name. Mantiroso: A person who tells tall tales; a fibber; a liar.
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mantropolitan
Trendy, hip urban male who dresses in the current fashions with liberal uses of hair, skin and other self-beautification products. Typical mantropolitan will utilize a "man purse" for transportation of PDA's, mobile data devices and said beauty products.
mantropolitan by mikeyhockey May 26, 2009
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Mantiroso • mentiroso • Mentirosa • mandroso • manioso • manjirosano_tard • Manlioso • mantecoso • manthroom • manthropology
Mantrosexual
A Mantrosexual was coined out of the need to define Men that have that "metrosexual" fashion flair, but with an added dose of true manliness. GRRRR.
Mantrosexual Man
Mantrosexual by Kelly Ohhh March 28, 2009
Manlioso
If you're tougher than a man, you're a manlioso. It's a word that symbolizes hard-core manliness. The manlioso has an Italian flair to him, as well as a tendency to wear smart, sharp-cut suits. He is generally a total badass.
Guy 1: ''Hey, what's up with that dude over there? Strutting around like he owns the place. Attitude much?"
Guy 2: "Oh, him? That's Steve. He's cool, man. He's a manlioso."
Guy 2: "Oh, him? That's Steve. He's cool, man. He's a manlioso."
Manlioso by LaDamedePique March 25, 2014
Mentirosa
Mentirosa by Juan Vazquez October 1, 2003
manioso
manioso by amnesiac618 June 5, 2008
manthroom
A glorified testosterone filled bathroom, designed specifically for the apartment setting where space is a premium, wives are less lenient, and all who enter can be free from emasculation.
This manthroom is a cornucopia of manliness whereby all who enter can be free from emasculation
"Nothing says "Class Act Manthroom" like storing trophies, magazines, Wildcat Flag, and laundry bags that my Queen would have thrown away years ago. This is the power my Manthroom bears: freedom from tyranny."
"In the Manthroom, if any person were to invade this space while shaving or taking care of business... I can immediately defend myself with an authentic Spartan spear, and promptly get back to business."
"Nothing says "Class Act Manthroom" like storing trophies, magazines, Wildcat Flag, and laundry bags that my Queen would have thrown away years ago. This is the power my Manthroom bears: freedom from tyranny."
"In the Manthroom, if any person were to invade this space while shaving or taking care of business... I can immediately defend myself with an authentic Spartan spear, and promptly get back to business."
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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