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A fat object-usually a person. Such as a stupid teacher.
Or something you eat that is generally not meant for digesting-and it's huge/fat, such as a stupid teacher.
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a word to describe something cool or of excitement
pfft....dude thats mantis
im really mantis
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Word decribing how a girl behaves towards guys. It can be used as a verb or as a noun.
The female praying mantis bites the head off a male during sex to encourage ejaculation. If a girl is being a mantis, or doing a mantis, she's going quickly from male to male, getting what she wants.
Did you see Jess and Steve? He bought her dinner and a necklace and she dumped him. She totally did a mantis.
Krystle fucked three guys this weekend. What a mantis.
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The thong like underwear that are often worn by old men on European beaches. The man thong, not for the average male. Only men like Ron Burgundy and Pierce Brosnan are allowed to wear manties. More acceptable when worn accompanied by a robe.
Peter- WTF is that guy wearing?!
Tom- Those my friend, are manties.
Peter- HUH?
Tom- AKA the man thong.
Peter- Ew. If you ever see me wearing those, punch me please.
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A modern term for male underware
A wife gets frustrated because her husband left his underware in the bathroom again. Out of frustration she screams: Hey, pick up your "Mantys!"
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A slang term used to describe an extremely desirable object, outcome or proposition, usually where 'awesome', 'amazing' or 'incredible' will not suffice. Accompanied by reaching ones hand out, palm skyward and fingers slightly curved inwards, to reinforce the gesture.
Not to be confused with Praying Mantis.
"man that guitar solo is Mantis!"
"Did you hear about Tondi's new 6 cylinder car; it's freakin' Mantis!"
"How was that 1 kilo steak you had for dinner last night?"
"Mantis!"
"She gave me a hummer....Mantis!"
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Mantis was a term used to describe a seemingly random genre of music. Mantis music is often seen a a renaming of the metal genre, seeing most of the songs that are classified as "mantis" have the exact same characteristics of metal songs. However, songs with a piano-focus (i.e. "Our House" by Madness, "100 Years" by Five for Fighting", "Allentown" by Billy Joel) are also considered mantis.
Etymology: David Schneider, a socialist revolutionary and film/music critic coined the term in 2005 to replace the term, "metal", which he felt sounded too lame in 21st-century society. It was derived from the insect, the praying mantis.
"I love Mantis albums. Going from a face-melting, guitar-shredding song into a catchy, smooth piano song is an experience like none other.
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