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Manaholic 

A character or avatar the uses mana so fast that must consume mana drinks after each fight. They constantly pester mages for more free drinks that disappear when the user logs out. There is no satisfying the manaholic's thirst.
manahol
That priest is cleary a manaholic, slows down this dungeon crawl, unbelievable.
Manaholic by Reliclight September 19, 2019
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That warlock is totally a manaholic. Not only does he drink all the manahol he can get, he hurts himself for more mana.
Manahol by Reliclight September 19, 2019
A sexy girl who hides her beauty. Can come off as shy, but when she wants to she can talk dirty and flirt as hell. When she loves you, she's committed and sweet. Desirable. Every guy wants her.
That girl is a total manahil.
manahil by lolcats_7634 February 3, 2014
Manahil's are soft-hearted and charming. They are fiercely loyal and protective over the people they care about. You MUST NOT mess with a Manahil, or sis gon beat yo ass fr fr- or at least she'll brag about how she can kick ur ass, must is too nice to actually do it. True to the literal meaning of their name, spring of fresh water, a conversation with a Manahil leaves you feeling hyped and refreshed. She's your g 😂 and wants u to pop some choky milk and wants to know y u text 😂
omg I would LOVE to get some boba with a Manahil!
Manahil by umnotmelol November 22, 2021
Similar to a satchel, but made for a man.
Are you taking a carry-on bag?
No guey, I am taking a manchel!
manchel by El Senor Cafe August 11, 2010
Manahyl is a name derived from Pakistani culture meaning a spring of fresh water. Manahyl signifies a very intelligent and beautiful female who is lazy and enjoys sleep a little more than the average individual. Due to the Manahyl's laziness it is forced to feed off McDonald's on a regular basis in order to survive the harsh and varying global climates to which it is subjected to regularly. The shear extravagance of a Manahyl's beauty is responsible for the mass amounts of popularity it is forced to endure on a daily basis, and among other things supporting its status as the most menacing and lethal human being on earth today.
Watch out for Manahyl's when you go out tonight.
Did you see that guy get Manahyl'ed the other night.
Have you been Manahyl'ed?
You look like a Manahyl.
The largest concentration of Manahyl's in the world is in Karachi, Pakistan.
Manahyl by buhdonkadonk12345 December 14, 2009
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