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Lions mane 

Used to describe ones hair especially in black culture. Often accompanied by the 🦁 Emoji. Referancing the poofiness or wild untamed shape if an Afro or curly unruly hair. Goes full circle or close to around the head (do not say you have a mane if your hair is silky/ remotely straight, easy to manage, or can comb through it fairly easy without pain or in under a minute, you will be wrong and looked at funny)
1. Ebony: "Girl let me see if I can go tame this Lion's Mane of mine."
2. Ashawnti: "Ever since I went natural my hair so hard to deal with, it a lions mane!"
3. * Ebony's snapchat story* "Time to wash my hair 🦁🦁🦁
Lions mane by Tswizz99 January 15, 2017

Lions Mane 

An untreated genital warts/HPV infection that's reached incredible mass in proportion to the rest of the penis. The warts - especially when emerging from beneath the foreskin appear as a "mane" - hence, Lions Mane to describe the condition.
Careful with those 5-dollar hoes, they'll probably give you Lions Mane.

Lions mane 

Used to describe ones hair especially in black culture. Often accompanied by the 🦁 Emoji. Referancing the poofiness or wild untamed shape if an Afro or curly unruly hair. Goes full circle or close to around the head (do not say you have a mane if your hair is silky/ remotely straight, easy to manage, or can comb through it fairly easy without pain or in under a minute, you will be wrong and looked at funny)
1. Ebony: "Girl let me see if I can go tame this Lion's Mane of mine."
2. Ashawnti: "Ever since I went natural my hair so hard to deal with, it a lions mane!"
3. * Ebony's snapchat story* "Time to wash my hair 🦁🦁🦁
Lions mane by Tswizz99 January 15, 2017

Lions mane 

Used to describe ones hair especially in black culture. Often accompanied by the 🦁 Emoji. Referancing the poofiness or wild untamed shape if an Afro or curly unruly hair. Goes full circle or close to around the head (do not say you have a mane if your hair is silky/ remotely straight, easy to manage, or can comb through it fairly easy without pain or in under a minute, you will be wrong and looked at funny)
1. Ebony: "Girl let me see if I can go tame this Lion's Mane of mine."
2. Ashawnti: "Ever since I went natural my hair so hard to deal with, it a lions mane!"
3. * Ebony's snapchat story* "Time to wash my hair 🦁🦁🦁
Lions mane by Tswizz99 January 15, 2017

lion's mane 

A very homosexual act in which one man ejaculates onto the other man's back hair, and spiking the hair in a mane like shape.
Jeremy got the worse lion's mane last night, it took him 12 hours to de-tangle the hair on his back.
lion's mane by Jeff Brandt September 21, 2007

Lion's Mane 

Whilst giving fellatio in an inibriated state, the person recieving the act then proceeds to vomit all over the head and back of the fellatio giver, thus giving the appearance of a male lion's mane.
after a long night of drinking, John and Jane went upstairs only to have Jane run back downstairs with a brand new lion's mane
Lion's Mane by Poppa Diddy Pop September 7, 2005
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