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2 8.3
To remove or trim a man's body hair to look neater
  • verb
  • /ˈmænˌskeɪp/
  • Slang
: depilarse
  • Before their date, he planned to manscape in order to impress her.

When I get home from a long day at work and my nuts just smell like shit, I use manscape.

Examples

  • He decided to manscape before going to the beach to feel more confident.

  • Many men choose to manscape regularly to maintain a tidy appearance.

  • Sorry about, uh, all the, uh, inappropriate conversation before, son, about, you know, manscaping and everything like that.

  • All right guys, so it is manscape season back again Chip, have you trimmed your ball sack?

  • OK, the next one had it or hit it manscaping, manscaping.

  • I manscape.

  • And I'm guessing that your boys here are too busy manscaping... to have told you how he does business.

  • Men only obsess about manscaping because women obsess over men who manscape.

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  • That's why you manscape.

  • I don't manscape.

Antonyms

94 3.5

Not caring for someone or something that needs care

How Groomed

to wax
54 3.8
to manscape
  • Slang
2 8.3
to shave
334 1.0
to trim
145 2.6

Surface Forms

manscape infinitive
manscaped past
manscaped past participle
manscaping present participle
manscapes third person singular

Morphology

manscape = man + landscape (semi-transparent) = man + landscape

This is a humorous blend based on man + landscape, and the grooming sense is only partly predictable from the body-as-landscape metaphor.

Etymology

Manscape combines man and landscape, which helps you picture 'shaping' body hair the way you shape a garden. To manscape is to groom or remove body hair so it looks neater and more attractive.