Mandem definition: what "Mandem" means and examples

February 13, 2026

A collective noun used to describe a group of male friends or a person’s inner circle of peers.

Used primarily in British slang, this refers to "the boys." If your son is going out with "the mandem," he’s simply heading out with his close group of mates.

Examples:

  1. "I’m heading out to meet the mandem."
  2. "The whole mandem came over to watch the football."
  3. "You know how it is with the mandem."

We've compiled this dictionary of common teen slang to help parents communicate with their kids. SafetyMode is the world's most advanced parental safety app for phones, making any Android phone safe for kids. You can find out more and download the app just here.

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