manneryt

See manory. mannett, n. [ a manikin. Jer. What is her squire? Bar. A toy, that she allows eightpence a day, A slight mannet , to port her up and down. B. Jonson, New Inn, iv. 1. Mannheim gold. See gold. Mannian (man'i-an), a. and n. [ II. n. An inhabitant of the Isle of Man; a Manx man or woman. The Sunne was no sooner vp but the Mannians arranged themselues, and with great furie set vpon Godred. Hakluyt's Voyages , p. 10. [Rare or obsolete in both uses.] Manniferæ (ma-nif'e-rē), n. pl. [NL., fem. pl. of mannifer: see manniferous.] A Linnean group of hemipterous insects, corresponding to the modern family Cicadida. = E.