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What is mensch?
A term that originates from the popular term “Wingman” A Wing Mensch is a Jewish guy friend that accompanies one in situations pertaining to dating, social events, and/or Jewish holidays/celebrations.
A Wing Mensch is often used to assist in Jewish singles events and Jewish online dating platforms including Jdate and JSwipe.
When it comes to Jewish events especially involving Jewish families, a Wing Mensch may be used as a distraction from undesired conversations that likely would lead to feelings of guilt.
Since my mom guilted me into attending a local Jewish singles Hanukkah party, I brought my Wing Mensch to help me meet a nice Jewish girl.
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Mensch - what is it?
Dmna tat guys a mensching
What does "mensch" mean?
TO MENSCH is to make a statement while inaccurately quoting.to make a totally unfounded accusation without fear of libel
named after UK MP louise mensch who refused to repeat a false accusation MISQUOTING piers morgan from his book
whilst hidden behind parliamentary privilege
example. that's a total mensch
your mensching my words and you feel safe in doing so
now your resorting to mensch
Mensch - what does it mean?
a snobby person. male or female now humbled
Martha Stewart has emerged a mensch.
Mensch - meaning
big head, above average head size, actually off the charts
Mary has a mensch of a head
Mensch - definition
Humans,elves, and dwarves. these are what we Patryn and Sartan call Mensch
Humans are mensch
Mensch - slang
Louise made a right mensch of her reinvention of Twitter.
Mensch
An upstanding, worthy, honorable adult person of either sex. Fr. German and Yiddish for "human being." Cf. Chinese jin, literally "man" but with similar meaning.
Be a mensch! Admit your mistake and make things good.
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Also has the Jewish connotation of being a gentleman.
Look at that mensch over there, helping that lady.
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A mensch is a someone to admire and emulate, someone of noble character. The key to being "a real mensch" is nothing less than character, rectitude, dignity, a sense of what is right, responsible, decorous. (Rosten, Leo. 1968. The Joys of Yiddish. New York: Pocket Books. 237)
"Lou Epstein. I want you to meet a real mensch: Chuck Schwartz."