Definition of «mandem»
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"Mandem" is British slang for a group of male friends, associates, or affiliated young men. It is strongly associated with informal urban speech and is commonly used in social-media writing that adopts a UK street or music-oriented register. Depending on context, the word can sound friendly and familiar when referring to one's crew, while outsiders may use it to imitate or signal that register. The plural form is built into the word, so it normally refers to the group rather than to one individual.
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— Who’s bringing snacks to the film night? — The mandem said they would, but they’ve only brought four forks. — That is not a snack plan; that is a utensil-based emergency.
The mandem arrived at the picnic in matching sunglasses, carrying one tiny bag of crisps like it contained the crown jewels.
If dey getting⛽️over shotguns wat the mandem got is 🚀 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Source: YouTube
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