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Menver is the nickname given to Denver by its collection of dashingly handsome, hilarious and exciting population of Midwestern men who don't dig the extremes of Denver ladies.
This is the name primarily used when referring to the city's well defined choice of four distinct types of women which include the:
1. Tattooed from head to toe only dates rockabilly tattooed slicked back hair type.
2. The prissy shoe betch with a set of calipers; armed at measuring the thickness of your wallet in the first minute of saying hello.
3. The classic Cap Hill dance pants and Chuck Taylor's but couldn't make eye contact if she had to type.
4. The kind that wouldn't notice you walking down the street with a pink suit, green plume in the hat on your head and no pants on.
This is the name primarily used when referring to the city's well defined choice of four distinct types of women which include the:
1. Tattooed from head to toe only dates rockabilly tattooed slicked back hair type.
2. The prissy shoe betch with a set of calipers; armed at measuring the thickness of your wallet in the first minute of saying hello.
3. The classic Cap Hill dance pants and Chuck Taylor's but couldn't make eye contact if she had to type.
4. The kind that wouldn't notice you walking down the street with a pink suit, green plume in the hat on your head and no pants on.
menvironment
Noun. An office space completely dominated by testosterone. Women are relegated solely to ministerial positions and are required to wear skirts while the men in the office close deals and compare dick sizes.
Random sports paraphernalia, a carafe of scotch, and/or a humidor are ubiquitous in the typical menvironment.
menvironment by Big K Monty September 11, 2013
Menhera
Menhera (メンヘラ) is a Japanese slang term refering to people that are suffering from mental illness or are in need of mental health care. It is derived from the words "mental", "health", and the suffix "er", meaning "mental healther". Originally, it was born in 2channel's mental health board as a nickname for its users. Due to the negative stigma associated with mental health and illness, it is sometimes abused in a discriminating manner. However, in the recent years, it has evolved into a mental health awareness subculture that tries to change the view on mental health in Japan.
Menhera by Kurumi Nanase October 21, 2020