man
Noun (men)
a small man with mischievous eyes
Johnson took the ball past three men and scored
he had a platoon of forty men to prepare for battle
My love is deep and true with my man.
I'm a professional philosopher, not a medical man.
He's more of a man than you'll ever be.
Hugh Miller is convinced that Loring is his man, but he can't find any concrete evidence.
By taking service in William's army he had become the man of the Duke of the Normans.
God cares for all men
Genesis in fact hints that there was evil present in the world before the fall of man.
a man could buy a lot with eighteen million dollars
Cro-Magnon man
There was a time where men had to fight to be the head honcho, The Man.
But all black officers face the same occupational hazard: race-based taunting. ‘You work for the Man!’
Mr Kravchuk, who prides himself on his chess-playing prowess, did not give up his man easily.
Verb (mans, manning, manned)
The ship is manned by a staff of 700 who come from 25 countries.
the chaplaincy was formerly manned by the cathedral
he manned himself with dauntless air
Exclamation
You got to stop drinking, man!
Usage
Man up
He told me to man up, then slapped me.

