Man

man, n.; pi. Men, men. An individual of the human race; a human being; esp., an adult male person; the human race; mankind; sometimes, the male part of the race, as disting. fr. the female; one of manly strength' or virtue; a male servant; a married man: husband; a piece with which a game, as che or draughts, played.— v. [manned (mand). -ning.] To supply with men to furnish with strength for action, fortify. [Ic, D., and Sw. man, Ic. madhr, L. mas, Skr. manu. manus, a man, thinking animal, man, to think: male, masculine, mandarin, mind, etc.] — Man of straw. One who has no property, character, or influence; a puppet.— Man-of-war. An armed government ve el of large size. — Man'ly, a. [-lier, -liest.] Having qualities becoming a man; firm; brave; noble.— adv. With courage like a man. — Manline , n. — Mankind', -kind', n. The human race; man; men as disting. fr. women. — Man 'ful, -ful, a. Showing linger or ink. then. boxboN chair, get. 358 MANACLE 340 MANGOSTAN manly spirit; bold. — Man'fully, adv. — Man'fulwhich work to be turned is ne , n. — Man'hood, -hOod, n. State of being, or fixed or to which a tool is qualities characteristic of or becoming, a man.— attached, as in a lathe; the Man'nish, a. Having the appearance of a man; mas spindle carrying the centerculine. — Manslaughter, -slaw-tSr, n. The slaying chuck of a lathe, and com of a human being; murder. {Law.) The unlawful municating motion to the killing of a man without malice.— Manikin, -I-kin, work, and usually driven by n. A man; dwarf; an anatomical model of the a pulley; an arbor. [F. mand human body, with detachable pieces to show the rin, a punch, mandrel, prob. „ parts and organs.— Man'- fr. Gr. mandra, orig. an in- Mandrel, hole, n. A hole through closed space, sheep fold, also the setting which a man may enter a stone of a ring.] drain, boiler, etc., to clean Mane, man, n. The long hair on the neck — or repair mid'wife, n. quadrupeds, as the horse, lion, etc. A man who practices ob- [OD.; W. myngen, a mane, mwn, the neck, stetrics.—trap, n. An apya, the tendon forming the nape of the pliance for catching tres- Manege. See_under Manage.