mengagement ring
She wasn't going to let him get away, so she totally popped the question and got him a mengagement ring.
mengagement ring by WordSmithBarney August 13, 2009
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Mengagement ring
A male engagement ring, worn by a man given to him by his male or female civil partner/wife to be.
The word was invented by UK Jeweller H.Samuel (www.hsamuel.co.uk), who first launched a nationwide Mengagement ring in February 2009.
The word was invented by UK Jeweller H.Samuel (www.hsamuel.co.uk), who first launched a nationwide Mengagement ring in February 2009.
She proposed to him with a Mengagement ring.
He wears his Mengagement ring with pride.
After we get married, I'll move my Mengagement ring to my other hand.
He wears his Mengagement ring with pride.
After we get married, I'll move my Mengagement ring to my other hand.
Mengagement ring by Laurieallen May 12, 2010
mangagement ring
An engagement ring worn by a man. Often worn by men in a relationship with a more progressive partner. Usually applies to heterosexual couples. Man + Engagement Ring= Mangagement ring
Dude A: What is that ring all about, I didn't think you were married?
Dude B: We just got engaged, but she wanted me to wear a ring as well
Dude A: Wow, she has you wearing a mangagement ring
Dude B: We just got engaged, but she wanted me to wear a ring as well
Dude A: Wow, she has you wearing a mangagement ring
mangagement ring by Rutherford B Stump May 25, 2008
Mangagement Ring
When Marsha proposed to Steve she presented his mangagement ring. He then said yes yes a thousand times yes. He then proceeded to put on a fancy dress and bake some cookies.
Mangagement Ring by Jomo0229 March 3, 2022
engagement ring
A ring you give to your girlfriend that means that you're okay with not having sex with her ever again.
Sue: "So I heard Jeff gave you an engagement ring"
Jill: "Yeah, good thing too. I was getting real tired of putting out for him.."
Jill: "Yeah, good thing too. I was getting real tired of putting out for him.."
engagement ring by are595 November 9, 2009
engagement ring
The ring given from man to woman when the woman accepts the man's proposal... traditionally the ring should contain one diamond at the least .
engagement ring by Sandy Jane February 19, 2008
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