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manikanta 

Manikanta is a person of loyalty, care and honesty and an ambivert. He is extremely good at the things, which he is comfortable at.

In Telugu he can be described with a single sentence "Manikanta antene manchodu"
You must be very lucky to have a person like Manikanta in your life.
manikanta by Agnyaathavaasi November 4, 2020
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Get manman'w 

Fuck your mom in Haitian creole.
American boy: Haitians are ugly and eat cat.
Haitian boy: Get manman'w makak led.
Get manman'w by LilZoeVert August 8, 2016

manikandan 

Manikandan is a genius, millionaire, philanthropist and playboy.
I want to be like Manikandan
manikandan by Lightsaber123 July 28, 2016
That dude got divorced from a silk-stocking old lady. She's rolling in the money, so he's paid manimoney.
manimoney by Vahid_niamadpour October 26, 2012
A cool fun person; easy to hang out with.
I love hanging out with you, your like a manimala
manimala by Emykins February 13, 2008
A person who has fantastic daydreams of personal triumphs and believes them to be true, even going as far as to try and convince others that they are.

Fantasies can vary from being employed, holding a season ticket, being wealthy, having traveled widely, having great sexual prowess, or being knowledgeable on all subjects.

Rumoured to have fathered a strange Australian "incest cult".
That mancman's a complete bullshitter.

Take what he say's with a pinch of salt, he's a bit of an mancman.

You seem to know everything and have done everything is your name mancman?

mancman's full of shit.
mancman by mancity December 16, 2013
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