Man Mocha
The manliest of mocha coffees. It is a strong and manly caffeinated drink, originating in the Puerto Vallarta area.
Definite not to be confused with the mocha man.
Definite not to be confused with the mocha man.
Rebecca wasn't ready for how strong the man mocha was. But she sure was glad the mocha man was there.
Man Mocha by DrunkenDuncan November 21, 2018
Related Words
Poor Man's Mocha
A term originating in the Reef (the main cafeteria) at St. John's University (Minn). The term refers to a mixture of hot chocolate and straight black coffee. Students need to concoct their own mocha because the Reef does not provide mochas and student's are far too poor to afford a $4 coffee from Starbucks everyday. The term 'hobo mocha' has also been used to describe this beverage.
Poor Man's Mocha by JR Saff September 20, 2011
Mokha Cocaine Mane
An up an coming rapper sensation straight from the ghettos of the 'Shwa. This guy is off the chain mang like guy you don't even know what it is but this guy is it. He'll razzle dazzle ya'll.
Mokha Cocaine Mane by MokhaPomarian September 29, 2011
mandale mecha
"Mandale mecha" refers to the request from an A person to a B person to just "Blaze it" now refering to the Joint/Blunt, or how Argentineans call it "Troncho"/"Porro"/"Vela"/Etc.
mandale mecha by DonLanz January 22, 2018
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