Definitions
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. An obsolete form of manner.
- n. Same as mainor.
Etymologies
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Examples
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At the first cuming of the said Johne Knox, he perceaving diverse who had a zeall to godlynes maik small scrupill to go to the Messe, or to communicat with the abused Sacramentis in the Papisticall maner, begane alsweall in privy conferance as in doctrin, to schaw the impietie of the
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Page 316, "in a manner depending upon the difference": 'maner' in original.
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Anyone who would fall for this is an idiot, in a "maner" of speaking.
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Don't care how you hunt, as long as you hunt in a professional and ethical maner, you are OK in my book.
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There were, he reckoned, just two kinds: "one maner is dedly and sleeth them that eateth of them and be called tode stoles, the other doeth not."
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He should be made to apologize in the same maner in which he behave as an un-educated fool.
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The above are the conditions, Dearest, of which I have been in somewhat a bungling maner
Letter from Young John Allen to Mollie Houston,Febrary 14, 1857
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When a blogger uses AP news, facts, or pictures in an unrestricted maner it is like a high school sophomore writing a term paper with out quoting sources.
The A.P., Hot News and Hotheaded Blogs - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com
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Flow to the crowd is maner of the simple one. beyond politics
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But the quote is "Sinne is behovely, but alle shalle be wele, and alle shalle be wele, and all maner of thinge shalle be wel."
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