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mengaged
Noun, portmanteau of "men" and "engaged."
A term to describe two guys (generally at least one het) who are in a very serious bromance. The two generally go on to rent an apartment and lead a bromarried lifestyle full of video games, watching Indiana Jones and, ideally, jerking each other off.
A term to describe two guys (generally at least one het) who are in a very serious bromance. The two generally go on to rent an apartment and lead a bromarried lifestyle full of video games, watching Indiana Jones and, ideally, jerking each other off.
"Who's that TJ guy who's always with Sam lately? I thought he was straight."
"Yeah, they're straight, but practically mengaged."
"Yeah, they're straight, but practically mengaged."
mengaged by Alexander Hendricks-Clark January 18, 2008
mengagement ring
She wasn't going to let him get away, so she totally popped the question and got him a mengagement ring.
mengagement ring by WordSmithBarney August 13, 2009
Mengagement ring
A male engagement ring, worn by a man given to him by his male or female civil partner/wife to be.
The word was invented by UK Jeweller H.Samuel (www.hsamuel.co.uk), who first launched a nationwide Mengagement ring in February 2009.
The word was invented by UK Jeweller H.Samuel (www.hsamuel.co.uk), who first launched a nationwide Mengagement ring in February 2009.
She proposed to him with a Mengagement ring.
He wears his Mengagement ring with pride.
After we get married, I'll move my Mengagement ring to my other hand.
He wears his Mengagement ring with pride.
After we get married, I'll move my Mengagement ring to my other hand.
Mengagement ring by Laurieallen May 12, 2010
manguage
A useful way for guys to get around the language barrier. Its basically a combination of grunts, hand gestures, and tone to achieve perfect understanding. Also a great way to infuriate women when you're with a friend who gets it.
Man #1 - Umph uhn uh, hah!
Man #2 - Pfft! Arg cha guh. *points*
Woman #1 - Oh my god you guys stop using manguage or we're going back to the car.
Woman #2 - Yeah and no blowjobs tonight.
Man #1+2 - All right, fuck.
Man #2 - Pfft! Arg cha guh. *points*
Woman #1 - Oh my god you guys stop using manguage or we're going back to the car.
Woman #2 - Yeah and no blowjobs tonight.
Man #1+2 - All right, fuck.
manguage by pseudo nympho May 30, 2016
Manguage
Manguage by Zoriiee and Sparkplug September 7, 2021
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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