Mandle

The word Mandle is a combination of the phrases "Man Up" and "Handle It". If you mandle, you are facing the challenges at hand in an adequate manner. The word originated July 5, 2008 on Lake Webster in Indiana.

Quitting and cheating would be examples of how NOT to mandle.

A candle that smells like a man. The scent is musky and is reminiscent of a hot guy's cologne. Can be found in a single woman's room along with a body pillow and a heating pad.

A melding of the phrase "man handle"

To mandle is to take control of any given situation with such passion and severity that only the manliest of men could over come.
it is a suggested course of action to complete tasks, or to gain control.

Mandaling may also be used as a term for describing a situation in which things turned out for the worse.

Verb - to mandle - Most often used in the past tense (mandled) to describe a situation or event that was handled in the most manly and awesome way possible. Used in the present tense (mandle) as a form of encouragement to promote the handling of a forthcoming event in an epically manly way.

A replacement to the word "handle" that implies only a man could handle the situation in question.

To handle something in a manly fashion. Can be used non-sexually, however, the term is most often used with innuendo in mind.

To rough someone up; Man-handle