Manioc
Maniocn.an acrid plant, from the root of which is extracted caffava bread
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Maniple
Maniplen.a handful, a small band of soldiers
Manipulation
Manipulationn.the act of performing operations
Manis
Manisn.a name for the pangolin
Mankiller
Mankiller, or Manquelier, or Manslayern.a murderer
Mankind
Mankindn.the whole human race
Manless
Manlessa.having no men, unmanned, empty
Manlike
Manlike, or Manlya.becomin a man, brave, noble
Manliness
Manlinessn.bravery, stoutness, dignity
Manly (2)
Manlyad.in a manlike manner, with courage
Manna
Mannan.a physical drug, gum, delicious food
Manner
Mannern.a form, custom, way, kind, turn, cast
Mannerist
Manneristn.one who has a particular manner
Mannerliness
Mannerlinessn.mannerly behavior, civility
Mannerly
Mannerlya.civil, complaisant, kind;ad.civilly
Manners
Mannersn. pl.studied civility, conduct, morals
Mannish
Mannisha.like a man, masculine, bold, daring
Manometer
Manometern.an instrument to show the density and rarity of the air
Manor
Manorn.a lord's jurisdiction or estate
Manorhouse
Manorhousen.the house of the lord of a manor
Manorial
Manorial, or Maneriala.belonging to a manor
Manse
Mansen.a parsonage or vicarage house
Mansion
Mansion, or Mansionhousen.a dwelling house
Manslaughter
Manslaughtern.the killing of a person in a sudden passion
Mansuetude
Mansuetuden.tameness, gentleness, mildness
Manta
Mantan.a sort of flat fish which appears like a cloud
Mantelet
Manteletn.a kind of woman's short cloak, a penthouse