Dec 31, 2012 · 1.) Is a manly hug/hold which isn't very manly at all. 2.) Spooning unless the situation alters to sporking 3.) A common wrestling move used in the Navy. 4.) One man forcing another man below the waist. Face first.

"Man Hold" is a slang term used to describe the act of forcefully grabbing and restraining a man against his will. This term is often used in situations where a group of individuals are looking to assert their dominance over another individual or group.

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1.) is a manly hug/hold which isn’t very manly at all. 2.) spooning unless the situation alters to sporking. 3.) a common wrestling move used in the navy. 4.) one man forcing another man below the waist. face first. 1-3. )brock and niko shared a man hold to work out their differences. 4.) john’s man hold caught tyler by surprise.

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