manches
Another word for mansechs.
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manches
A colloquial term on the internet meaning "mansex" or homosexual male sexual relations. It comes from the term "mansechs", which was (is) a popular way of spelling "mansex" on many internet forums and that bastion of the linguistically adept, IRC.
manches by Generic Pseudonym May 1, 2005
No manches
Pedro: “did you hear? pablo called rixgoberta a pendeja today”
Adrian: “¡no manches, güey! you’re joking”
Adrian: “¡no manches, güey! you’re joking”
No manches by oglilmexico January 22, 2020
No manches
No manches by Paco Rivera March 16, 2005
no manches
Literally means, "don't stain". but its metaphoric meaning is somewhat like saying "stop kidding" or "are you serious?(rhetorically speaking)"
Ryan: Dude, my girlfriend slapped me in the face before i broke up with her.
Omar: no manches dude.
Ryan: true story.
Omar: no manches dude.
Ryan: true story.
no manches by Paras Nuevo Leon April 28, 2009
no manches
Get up dude, its already noon!
Response: No Manches!
Bartendar: "Last call!"
Drunk Girl:"Como manches!"
Response: No Manches!
Bartendar: "Last call!"
Drunk Girl:"Como manches!"
no manches by Cecedawg May 30, 2006
madchester
Name given to the baggy music 'scene' in Manchester during the late 80s-early 90s. Included bands such as Happy Mondays, The Stone Roses, The Charlatans, Northside. Occasionally some cockney twats like Flowered Up are included under this term. But they shouldn't.
madchester by Peter Vancouver November 1, 2006
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