man or house, man or seat

The house or mansion attached to a manor. ma-nör-I-al, *ma-nër-i-al, s. [ Eng. manor -ial.] Of or pertaining to a manor. măn-o-scope, s. [Gr. manos =thin rare, no. dense, and skopeō to see, to observe.] The same as MANOMETER (q. v.). ma-nos-cô-pỹ, s. [MANO SCOPE.] Phys.: That branch of physics which deals with the determining of the density of vapors and gases. ma-nō-ver-ỹ, s . [MANEUVER.] Law: A device or maneuvering to catch game illegally. *măn-quěll-ěr, s. [A. S. mancwellere , from man man, and cwellan to kill.] A man killer or manslayer; a murderer. *măn-quěll-ing, 8. [MAN QUELLER.] The act of killing a man; murder, homicide. *măn-rěd, *măn'-rent, s . [A. S. manrede , from manman; suff. -red, -rede = state, as in kindred, hatred.] Scots Law : Personal service or attendance. It was the token of a species of bondage whereby free persons became bondsmen or followers of those who were their patrons or defenders.