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mandalized 

When you get beaten up by a bunch of dudes. Sorta the plural form of manhandled, because menhandling sounds weird.
"fool, you better get out or you're gonna get mandalized"
mandalized by Desmond White December 1, 2009
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A combination of vandalise and manhandle.
Mandalise that chicken.
Mandalise by breakBread101 November 18, 2016

mandalize 

My boss just grabbed me from behind and massaged me. I felt so mandalized.
mandalize by timmy January 20, 2005

mangalize 

To make a mess of. To bollocks it up. To unintentionally screw something up - but do it on a grand scale.
She was trying to decorate the cake, but mangalized it beyond repair.
mangalize by wheaty August 30, 2005

Randalized 

Rand Paul's effect on the middle class
Your working for less because you've been Randalized
Randalized by HillbillyReport July 22, 2010

marmalized 

damage, , destroy ,something from what it first was to resemble nothing
when you have an object, or food and you mess with it to the point that it is unrecognizible as the thing it was before .
so say you have a sandwich and you prod,pick and poke at it so that it does not look like anything, that means you have marmalized the sandwich.
marmalized by minniememouse121 April 25, 2010

De-manalised

To be de-manalised

for a man to be cussed down in arguement by a woman or to have your Jacobs cut off.
haha, dude, you just got ripped by Holly!, she totally de-manalised you with that!
or...
oh my my god, you've got no nuts, you've been de-manalised!! unlucky.
De-manalised by Tiny Tim. July 29, 2006
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murderhobo 

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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