Maygust
Used to refer to certain months inbetween tornado and hurricane season (specifically June & July) when they receive abnormal amounts of both tropical and tornadic activity.
Maygust by jduekperta June 22, 2023
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DeTomaso Mangusta
A Ford V8 powered, midengine two seater of the late 60's and early 70's, produced by DeTomaso Automobili of Italy. The name means "mongoose". It was sort of an inside joke between Alejandro DeTomaso and Carroll Shelby who produced the Shelby Cobra, also a Ford V8 powered two seat sportscar. Ford fell in love with the Mangusta, and saw it as a potential 'Vette fighter, but, needed an all new car to meet the upcoming Federal safety and emission standards, and so, approached Alejandro concerning a joint venture sportscar to be named the PANTERA (Italian for PANTHER).
DeTomaso Mangusta by a Car-roll Shelby fan July 28, 2006
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Mangust
The month of August, dedicated to men and only men. Women shall be making sandwiches nonstop while men drink beer and watch preseason football.
Mangust by itsmenoreallyitis November 10, 2010
Mangusteen
a type of feral animal living in the midst of dunes vibing. Sometimes keeps itself apoltical.
Also a fruit.
Also a fruit.
Mangusteen by Mangusteen October 6, 2020
Mayoustard
Mayoustard by Tredatruth316 August 13, 2022
mayoustard
mayoustard by Tredatruth316 August 13, 2022
Mangusting
Person 1: DUDE I JUST MANGUSTED ALL OVER OUR WALLS
Person 2: bro I want this house clean stop mangusting.
Person 2: bro I want this house clean stop mangusting.
Mangusting by arealmangus August 8, 2023
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