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Mancancer 

A serious disease, held by any citizen of the city of Manchester in jolly old England, which causes the pronunciation of words from the English language to be terribly butchered in pronunciation. The resulting speech is almost unbearable to the ears on non-mancurians
Todd: Nicola and Kate have Mancancer

Darwyn: What type of cancer is that?

Todd: The type that you are born with if you live in Manchester. It hurts my ears.
Mancancer by Farrell Gilmour March 10, 2009
Related Words

maschancha 

a derogatory term for anything. used to define cuteness, sexiness, ugliness, or your friendly neighborhood tuxedo cat.
adrianna: hey that cat is a maschancha

ola: what’s that

adrianna: bro it’s maschancha
maschancha by hailey boobs June 15, 2020

maschancha 

A deceased cat, used to describe many things such as cats, cakes, poles, etc. Some have used this word to create an entire language consisting of a variety of ways to say Maschancha.
Maschancha
maschancha by non-redhead-ola June 15, 2020

mumchance 

a word that describes something you are unable to pronounciate and/or a magical land similar to that of narnia where the law is marshalled by henry and his band of mandrils
Son:mother would you be able to pass me the mumchance?
Mother: certainly son-the mumchance is good isn't it?
Son: yes mum the mumhance smells of mum
OR
lets go and visit henry in mumchance im sure we could get extremely fennelled there.

Manchange 

A "house rule" when you are playing Risk and run out of Infantry, (worth 1), but have calvary (worth 5) and artillery (worth 10). Therefore, you have to manipulate "Manchange" with your adversary. When desperate not to "over bet" on a territory you may loose, you can negotiate trades, even (1 for 1) or "rough trade" (3 for 5) or (7 for 10).
Dang, I'm in a pinch, I need manchange, can we trade a canon and a horse for 10 men?
Manchange by Timmy Kobra December 31, 2007

meanchance 

by chance.
Meanchance, the boy fell off the bridge to his death.
meanchance by uttam maharjan July 18, 2011