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What is meanage?
A word created by the combination of “mean” and “teenager.”
A rude adolescent.
The teen argues and sneers at their parents over everything. Their sister calls them a meanager.
meanage - video
Meanage - what is it?
Something really cool or awesome,
It is a great piece of slang which has been lost to today's society.
It is often associated with mean-as but is its own word.
Pronounced-mean-idge
Tamaki's piece of art is meanage.
Tamaki did a fat Manu it was meanage.
What does "meanage" mean?
A grumpy man over 70
Oh my god bloody meanagers
Meanage - what does it mean?
Something that is highly cool.
Can be used in many ways. This word is a lost piece of slang. It needs to be used more
Ayy Tamaki, that piece of art looks meanage.
Just saw Tamaki pop a fat Manu it was meanage
Meanage - meaning
A manager (aka your boss)who is mean to you.
"Man, my new boss is a meanager."
"Yea, I know what you mean. Mine, too, man."
Meanage - definition
The stage in life when teen age children become possessed by peronality and forces contrary to their prior 12 years.
Similar to a teenager but lacking the nice qualities. Meanagers frequent malls, schools and sport fields. They shun parents speak in tongues and exhibit behavior similar to feral animals.
My Jane was polite well behaved and did well in school. Now she wakes up and reminds me of Linda Blair in The Exorcist. She has turned into a real meanager.
Meanage - slang
During the teenage years a person tends to be focused on themselves and their behaviour and mannerisms can be disconcerting. A meanager has not yet learned to put the majority of their ideas and thoughts into a larger perspective and they can be very hurtful to those around them, especially their parents and siblings.
The meanager flopped down on the family couch, grabbed the remote and changed the channel from the current programme that his folks were viewinging without so much as asking if they would like to see the latest MTV programme.
Meanage
Cool, Awesome - mispronunciation of "mean-as" but has become word in own right. Pronounce mean-idge
1. That skate board stunt was meanage
2. Concert was meanage.