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man look
I asked my husband to get me the scissors from the desk drawer and he claims they weren't there- he was definetly man looking- I found them right away!
man look by MaryBeth d May 30, 2006
man-look
the quick glancing a male does when looking for something that his significant other sent him to look for with specific directions on how and where to find it.
Wife says to husband. John, please get me my green coffee mug in the second cupboard to the left of the sink on the the second shelf all the way in the back right hand corner. Man says to wife from kitchen. Honey I can't find it. Wife answers husband. Did you "look" for it or did you just man-look!?
man's look
The search for a missing item, typically undertaken by a man, that often results in that object not being found. It is specifically defined (in my opinion) by looking for something WITHOUT having to move anything.
man's look by Andy the Man Mountain Knights February 22, 2011
Look at curry man!
Look at curry man! by FLIGHTREACTSWATCHER April 7, 2020
Look at curry man
Look at curry man is a saying that has gotten very popular over the past years. A YouTuber that goes by the name Flighttracts or just Flight aka FTC crates this saying. He says this when ever he reacts to a video and Stephen Curry appears in the video. Stephen Curry is a big inspiration to Fligh.
Look at curry man by Flight reacts biggest fan April 16, 2020
Look at Curry, MAN!
Look at Curry, MAN! by Rhine Reacts May 11, 2020
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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