fanny merchant
fanny merchant noun: an effeminate and ineffectual man.
Noun
fanny merchant (plural fanny merchants)
- An effeminate and ineffectual man.
- To cut a long story short, Howard looked like an intrepid explorer with an all-year tan but in actual fact he was just a chap who stayed at home and wore pan-stick: in other words, a fanny merchant.2001, Val G. Lee, The Comedienne, page 65
- He was a “cultured left back” (translation-he could play but was a bit of a fanny merchant) and he could hit a shot.2012, Paul Larkin, Poles 'N' Goals and Hesselink, page 67
Forms of fanny merchant
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Questions about fanny merchant
- What does fanny merchant mean?
- Fanny merchant means an effeminate and ineffectual man.
- What part of speech is fanny merchant?
- Fanny merchant is a noun.
- What is the plural of fanny merchant?
- The plural of fanny merchant is fanny merchants.
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