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mandalize 

when a woman stares at, objectifies, or puts her hands on a man who did not ask for it; the effeminite version of womanizing
"Sara loves to mandalize the construction workers when she walks to work every morning."
mandalize by Suzy M September 19, 2007

mandalize 

V. To manhandle AND vandalizing an object or individual.
"The jocks in the parking lot mandalized my car, so now its in the shop being repaired."

Jon mandalized our LA house after the fight.

The restroom was completely mandalized by the drunken dorm dwellers last night, they are still looking for the soap dispenser, and haven't cleaned the shaving cream outline of the penis on the mirror yet.
mandalize by Jwave November 1, 2005
South Dakotan slang term originating from the Chamberlain/Oacoma area, circa 2002.

An act of gross incompetence which results in utter distaster. A wanton act of stupidity. Unintentional destruction brought about by sheer lack of common sense.
He thought it would be cool to repaint his car using fourty cans of spray paint, but all he did was completely randalize the damned thing...

Dude, if you leave that cheeseburger frying on the grill for half an hour, all you're going to do is randalize it!

If you don't put the drain plug back in the oil pan after you change the oil in the car, you're going to randalize the engine, idiot!
randalize by Steve Mueller July 9, 2004

mandarie 

romananian term for pee used by a faimous person on internet "Nicusor de la Braila"
"Diarie , mandarie " - Shit , pee
mandarie by geoak47 January 6, 2012
Verona spray printed Daniel's house without asking for permission, Daniel had said to her she had vandalize his property. Now he has to pay lots of money to fix the damage.
vandalize by Mary-Potter December 4, 2017

Manilize 

To force someone to leave your house / bar / party because they have overstayed their welcome or to see off dysfunctional local youths disrupting your neighbourhood by playing Barry Manilow tunes at them.
There were some kids around our street the other day, causing all sorts of trouble. I thought I would Manilize them by blasting out some "Mandy" and it worked. They left without taking.
Manilize by Jollyer May 16, 2019
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