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Manazing
An adjective that combines the use of the words man (an adult human male) and amazing (to affect with great wonder), to describe a person as a whole. Usually reserved for heros or men of great deeds.
Manazing by Manazing101 September 11, 2011
manazing
This extremely useful adjective is a combination of the words menacing and amazing. It is used to describe somebody or something that is both frightening, and strangely good at the same time.
Pirate Jon was manazing. He was cruel and heartless, yet had a soft side that appeared when one least expected it.
manazing by Bonster Monster July 17, 2006
manazil
a gay boy
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