mingcycle
mingcycle by kakakalottakakaka July 29, 2007
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Micycle
Ben: "I hate how everyone thinks my full name is Benjamin ! It's Bennis!"
Mike: "I know, right? It's not Michael, it's Micycle. Get it right!"
Mike: "I know, right? It's not Michael, it's Micycle. Get it right!"
Micycle by presidentialpresident December 15, 2017
ManCycle
An imaginary time during the month when the cycles of the moon cause a man to be bitchy and irritable. Directly related to a woman's pre-menstrual cycle, a woman can ask a grumpy man whether or not he's on his 'mancycle'.
ManCycle by cherryghosts November 16, 2010
micycle
micycle by parttimeboogieboy December 14, 2017
mencycle
When two or more men synchronize their need to dump at the same point in time.
*the only rule of the mencycle is that it's only to be used by men*
*the only rule of the mencycle is that it's only to be used by men*
mencycle by NecroNeonx February 1, 2021
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