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maingaining 

Maingaining is eating at your maintenance calories or near maintenance, so as to minimize fat gain while still gaining muscle. It is a consistent and steady health focused method of gaining muscle, popularized largely by Greg Doucette.
"Hey man are you bulking or cutting right now?"

"Neither, I am maingaining. I am tired of bulking and cutting cycles."
maingaining by Baratel January 26, 2021
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mainlining

the intravenous injection of a drug. which means using a needle to get a drug into your vein, to absorb it through your bloodstream. a lot of drugs can be taken this way, the most commonly associated drug being heroin.
Layne accidentally overdosed by mainlining heroin.
mainlining by two blue lights December 9, 2008

raging and maintaining 

When in college, you party multiple times a week yet maintain a 3.0 gpa
Bro 1:
Dude, your grades blow and you don't even party. I have been raging and maintaining since freshman year and I'm going to get a dope-ass job.

Bro 2: I don't know how you do it bro
raging and maintaining by chokatay247 November 14, 2010

maintaining 

keeping your cool no matter what happens. used in keeping a certain way about you.
"maintaining rock-on status"
maintaining by filter January 25, 2005

maintaining 

1. (v.) to be of sound mind; to have a situation under control.
"All of my bills are overdue, but I'm maintaining."
maintaining by Tak October 8, 2001

Maintaining 

to keep up or carry on drinking for hours and hours. To keep in an existing state; preserve or retain consciousness after much intoxication. Maintaining!
Maintaining:we are going to maintain tonight, no shots.

Holy F**k I maintained last night, I really should be dead after all i drank.
Maintaining by toronto1984 November 10, 2010

strainin' and maintainin'

Was strainin' and maintainin'
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