by mentallyyyy May 18, 2003
by placentas February 5, 2017
Usually one with a mental disorder.
Including anxiety disorders, personality disorders,eating disorders, and much more.
Usuaully used as "crazy"
Including anxiety disorders, personality disorders,eating disorders, and much more.
Usuaully used as "crazy"
Joe: That hannah in MENTAL!
Tom: what, does she have some eating disorder?
Joe:what? She's just flat out crazy..
Tom: what, does she have some eating disorder?
Joe:what? She's just flat out crazy..
by mabbymab December 13, 2009
This phrase has commonly been misinterpreted as the complete opposite of its actual meaning. when someone asks "Are you mental?!" it means that they are asking if you ARE in fact mental and your brain is functioning PROPERLY. In todays society it has been disregarded as a phrase that implies being "mental" is a bad thing, when in fact being "mental" means your brain is working correctly.
by Davins_Kitchen December 1, 2013
Wen someone can’t think correctly or is plain out ignorant. Wen people say they are mental, it means that they are being stupid on purpose or not on purpose
by Kaytlin Savoie March 12, 2019
Derives from the adjective temperamental: a person used to sudden changes in mood.
Because Americans can't spell, the word has been shortened to the last two syllables, but everybody has forgotten about the original spelling. That's why shortening words is always a bad idea.
Because Americans can't spell, the word has been shortened to the last two syllables, but everybody has forgotten about the original spelling. That's why shortening words is always a bad idea.
"Hey, that guy down there is so temperamental."
"Is he what? Speak English, man."
"I said he is TEMPERAMENTAL."
"Oh yeah, he is mental all right!"
"Is he what? Speak English, man."
"I said he is TEMPERAMENTAL."
"Oh yeah, he is mental all right!"
by Antidogma September 17, 2011
by Megafatboionabike69 March 10, 2018