Man Out

For a man to do the wrong thing, as opposed to Manning Up and doing the right thing. The phrase "Man Out" and its variations ("Manning Out," "Men Out," etc.) were coined by historian and author Andrew Yarrow, who described this phenomenon in his book "Man Out: Men on the Sidelines of American Life."

When a male's subconscious went into the world of titties and football and ignored every VERY important thing the female said.

(verb): Throwing a series of printers (starting with your own and progressing to your roommates') onto a hard surface such as pavement, and hence destroying them

when a young gay male becomes a grown man.

a slang used to define a person that has a strange behavior or belief, stands alone in or out from a group.

like being the odd man out, but if you were included you would make the group an even number

A term created in Nottingham. Referring to everyday needs.