man like
'Man like' is often used as a sort of exclamation upon greeting someone to re-affirm who that person. It can also be used to boost ones ego (including yourself)
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Man Like
This term is derived from the early 18th Century and was used to describe the Archbishop of Kashmir (Lord Tre Shah) under the British Rule of the Indian Subcontinent led by Queen Victoria and handled by the East India Company. The term was used due to the fact that Lord Tre Shah was quite the Womanizer and had many mistresses with a reported 6 wives during his lifetime. This term has been passed down and is currently used as a slang term and the meaning of this term is now to describe a male that has his ways with the female persuasion. It is similar to the term pimp but this term is more 'hip' nowadays.
Tom: So what happened with katie?
David: katie? which one?
Tom: Cor' Blimey you're well man like, you remind me of lord tre shah
David: katie? which one?
Tom: Cor' Blimey you're well man like, you remind me of lord tre shah
Man Like by Mista Singh July 8, 2014
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