manime

A type of anime in which it exploits the use of engaging in gay sex betweem two males.

"DanoruX fisted Shadowcuz in the ass while jp_zero watched in that one manime episode."

by Sanchez "Taiwan" Groove June 21, 2007

manime

Another term for yaoi.

Damned manime freaks!

by Rupert Pollard April 21, 2004

Manime

Manly Anime = Manime

n., Anime that contains gratuitous amounts of violence, explosions, and men with massive biceps. Very iconic but is fading due to mainstream animes becoming more popular. See Naruto.

Not to be confused with yaoi. yaoi is for fangirls.

Fist of the North Star, Baki the Grappler, and Berserk are all examples of manime

by breenfood April 19, 2010

manimal

1. man who makes a beast out of himself by doing something incredibly manly or awesome

2. a man among boys

1. --Holy S**T! That guy just crushed an unopened beer can on his head!
--Yeah man i saw... what a manimal!

2. --Lawrence Taylor was a manimal back in the day.

by AustinIg February 2, 2008

Manimal

A person who is physically superior; a hardcore person; more of an animal than a man.

He worked so hard he was a manimal.

The way he handled that bull it was as if he was a manimal

by Reynolds May 4, 2004

Manime

Manly animes, has nothing to do with cigarillos.

Doug likes MANime. Doug is not a cigarillo.

by EB dude March 21, 2009

Manimal

Noun (n) - The inner demon that can emerge when the body's defenses are weakened by the consumption of hard liquor. It posesses the host, causing destruction, terror, and mayhem until the alcohol has been flushed from the system. It has an insatiable appetite for broken glass. At this point the demon goes into remission until the next drinking binge.

1. Luke: But you said the Manimal betrayed and murdered my father.
Ben: He did. He was seduced by the darkest of rums...151. At that point he ceased to be Dave and became the Manimal. When that happened, the sober man who was your father was destroyed. He's more animal now than man. Drunk, twisted, and evil.

by Spanky4679 December 28, 2005