to mantle

verb
To sneak a framed picture of yourself among your friend's cherished photos.

noun
mantling: the act of sneaking a framed picture of yourself among your friend's cherished photos.

past-tense: mantled

As a prank, Josh liked to mantle his picture when he went to parties.

by alkish May 23, 2006

mantle

a layer of red hot slush puppy underneath the earths crust.

ah, look at the pyroclastic flow and the beautiful slush puppy running over our house

by tom June 7, 2003

Mantle

Opposite of dismantle. To put something together.

can you help me mantle this ikea table

by clementine October 16, 2012

Mantle

To climb. This is rather an archaic use of the word, revived recently by the popular Thief series of computer games because of the unique abilities of the protagonist, Garrett.

Mantle up to the window ledge, wait behind the door and hit the guard with your blackjack when he enters.

by Axel Nanol October 24, 2003

to the mantle!

basically its saying lets get fucked up or go all the way with this idea. to the core, deep.

lets take the party "to the mantle!" or that bitches face was fucked up "to the mantle!"

by jupiterfish December 22, 2005

mantle

a really cool minecraft cape program that allows anyone (regardless of their client) to see your cape. commonly mistaken by the weird ass knockoff mantle that stole our discord vanity link

dude you should go check out mantle(.gg) it got me laid last night

by smeks November 7, 2020

mantle

Mantle is a Geek who lives in extreme danger to get crushed by a red Porsche Turbo when not completing his programming tasks.

Also a oldschool quakeworld gamer.

Person at a garage, towards mechanic: Damn, i've got Mantle all over my Windshield. Go clean it, dumbass!

by bob April 27, 2004