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mancubine

mancubine noun: a man who is sexually subservient to a woman.

Noun

mancubine (plural mancubines)

  1. A man who is sexually subservient to a woman.
    • I need one of the mancubines. I'm in the mood for some more fun.2014, Anjela Renee, Werecat Avenue: Paranormal Subdivision #1, Hot Stuff Publishing, unnumbered page
    • Diachi, you are still one of my favorite mancubine despite losing the Pixie.2015, Selena Thana, Pixie Power: Tuath Dé, Tome 2, K George, unnumbered page
    Synonyms:
    gigolo

Synonyms of mancubine

Forms of mancubine

pluralmancubines

Origin of mancubine

Blend of man + concubine.

Questions about mancubine

What does mancubine mean?
Mancubine means a man who is sexually subservient to a woman.
What part of speech is mancubine?
Mancubine is a noun.
What is the plural of mancubine?
The plural of mancubine is mancubines.

Words near mancubine in the dictionary

  1. mancosus
  2. MANCOVA
  3. mancozeb
  4. mancozebs
  5. Mancs
  6. mancubine
  7. mancubines
  8. mancude
  9. mancude-ring system
  10. mancude-ring systems
  11. mancuerda

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