Mangel-wurzel, n. [Written also Mangold-wurzel.] Field-beet, scarcity-root (Beta altissima).
Mangle, v. a. Lacerate, hack, tear (in cutting).
Mangold-wurzel, n. Mangel-wurzel.
Mangy, a. Scabby, infected with mange.
Manhaden, n. [Preferably written Menhaden.] Hardhead, mossbunker, pauhaugen.
Man-hater, n. Misanthrope, cynic.
Manhood, n. 1. Virility.
2. Courage, bravery, hardihood, firmness, resolution.
Mania, [n. missing?] 1. Raging madness, violent insanity.
2. Vehement desire.
Mania a potu, [L.] Delirium tremens, the horrors.
Maniac, n. Madman, lunatic, bedlamite, insane person.
Manicheism, n. Dualism, doctrine of two supreme principles (good and evil).
Manifest, a. Apparent, open, obvious, plain, evident, patent, clear, palpable, visible, unmistakable, glaring, notorious.
Manifest, v. a. Show, exhibit, reveal, declare, display, disclose, prove, evince, discover, express, set forth, bring to light, expose to view, hold up to view, make known.
Manifestation, n. Exhibition, revelation, display, expression.
Manifesto, n. Declaration (of a sovereign or a government).
Manifold, a. Numerous, multiplied, various, many, of divers kinds.
Manioc, n. Cassava, tapioca.
Manipulate, v. a. & n. Work or operate with the hands.
Manipulation, n. Manual operations.
Manis, n. Pangolin, scaly ant-eater.
Man-killer, n. Murderer, manslayer, homicide.
Mankind, n. 1. Man, the human race.
2. Men, the lords of creation.
Manliness, n. Bravery, courage, intrepidity, heroism, firmness, resolution, nobleness.
Manly, a. Brave, courageous, intrepid, stout, bold, firm, undaunted, vigorous, strong, daring, heroic, noble, manful.
Man-midwife, n. Accoucheur, obstetrician.
Manner, n. 1. Method, mode, fashion, form, way, style, cast.
2. Custom, habit, practice.
3. Degree, measure, extent.
4. [Sing, and pl.] Sort, kind, sorts, kinds.
5. Behavior, carriage, deportment.
Mannerism, n. Sameness of manner.
Mannerly, a. Courteous, civil, polite, urbane, complaisant, gentlemanly, refined, well-bred.
Manners, n. pl. Morals, habits, carriage, behavior, deportment, bearing, breeding, air, customary conduct.
Manoeuvre, n. [Written also Maneuver.] 1. Evolution, movement.
2. Scheme, plan, plot, stratagem, artifice, ruse, trick, finesse, artful management, adroit procedure.
Manoeuvre, v. n. 1. Perform evolutions.
2. Contrive, plan, plot, manage, pull the wires or strings.
Manoeuvrer, n. [Written also Maneuverer.] Tactician, adroit manager, wire-puller.
Man of straw, Imaginary person.
Man-of-war, n. Ship of war.
Manor, n. Lordship, feudal estate of a nobleman.
Manor-house, n. Hall.
Mansard-roof, n. Curb-roof, gambrel-roof.
Manse, n. [Scotland.] Parsonage, parsonage house.
Mansion, n. Dwelling, seat, residence, habitation, dwelling-house, mansion-house.
Mansion-house, n. Dwelling-house, mansion.
Manslaughter, n. Homicide (without malice).
Man-slayer, n. Murderer, homicide, man-killer.
Mantilla, n. Small mantle.
Mantle, n. 1. Cloak.
2. Cover, covering.
3. Mantel-piece, mantel-tree, mantel-shelf.
Mantle, v. a. Cloak, overspread, cover.
Mantle, v. n. 1. Expand, spread, be expanded.
2. Be suffused (said of blood rushing to the face).
3. Effervesce, bubble, foam, sparkle, froth.
Mantel-piece, n. Mantle.
Mantel-shelf, n. Mantle.
Mantel-tree, n. Mantle.
Mantua-maker, n. Dressmaker.
Manual, n. Of the hand, by the hand.
Manual, n. Hand-book.
Manufactory, n. Mill, factory.
