what are words with the prefix man?
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["manipulate: operate by 'hand'", "manual: of being done by 'hand'", "manufacture: make by 'hand'", "manage: lead by 'hand'", "maneuver: a working by 'hand'", "manners: social 'handiness'"]
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['banneret.', 'cavalier.', 'champion.', 'chevalier.', 'gallant.', 'gentleman.', 'paladin.', 'partisan.']
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['Patricians.', 'Plebeians.', 'Pater Familias.', 'Women.', 'Slaves.', 'Freed men.', 'Latin Right.', 'Peregrini.']
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Answer : Yes. The word is “laconic”. So, a man who speaks less or “a man of few words” can also be called “a laconic man”. In place of “laconic”, we can also use “stern”, “reserved”, “silent”, “grim”, “aloof”, “cold”, “detached” or “mysterious”.
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['Man vs. Self. "Man vs. ... ', 'Man vs. Man. "Man vs. ... ', 'Man vs. Society. ... ', 'Man vs. Nature. ... ', 'Man vs. Machine. ... ', 'Man vs. Fate/Supernatural.']
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['at: bat, cat, mat, rat, sat.', 'an: fan, man, pan, ran, tan.', 'en: den, men, pen, ten.', 'ig: big, dig, jig, pig, wig.', 'ot: cot, dot, hot, lot, not, pot.', 'ug: bug, dug, mug, rug.']
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['malignancy.', 'malevolent.', 'malodorous.', 'malcontent.', 'malefactor.', 'maleficent.', 'malolactic.', 'maladapted.']
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['dickey.', 'dictum.', 'dicker.', 'dicast.', 'dicers.', 'dicing.', 'dicked.', 'dickie.']
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['switch.', 'sketch.', 'clutch.', 'scotch.', 'stitch.', 'snatch.', 'twitch.', 'thatch.']
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['circumvent.', 'circuitous.', 'semicircle.', 'circumcise.', 'circumflex.', 'circumfuse.', 'circuities.', 'circuiting.']
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['nominate.', 'nomarchy.', 'nomology.', 'nomogram.', 'nomarchs.', 'nomadism.', 'nombrils.', 'nominals.']
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manu & man. These ROOT-WORDS are MAN & MANU which mean BY HAND.
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['spokesman.', 'gentleman.', 'policeman.', 'fisherman.', 'craftsman.', 'statesman.', 'ombudsman.', 'sportsman.']
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disquete. This word may also be spelled “disquette.” A masculine noun is used with masculine articles and adjectives (e.g. el hombre guapo, el sol amarillo).
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['artistically, logically, musically, romantically, stoically. ... ', 'climb, comb, crumbs, debt, doubt, numb, subtle, thumb, tomb. ... ', 'acquire, muscle, scissors. ... ', 'Wednesday, sandwich, handsome, edge, bridge. ... ', 'sign, champagne, gnaw, high, light, reign, though, through. ... ', 'honest, ghost, heir, hour, what, whether.']
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['erection.', 'erectile.', 'erethism.', 'eremurus.', 'erewhile.', 'eremites.', 'eremitic.', 'erepsins.']
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Aashi Mukharjee, literati! MAN is used to denote a single male whereas MEN is used for denoting more than one male. In short, one can understand it as simple difference of singular and plural. ... Mans is the third person present form of the word man.