manniversaries
manniversaries is the plural of manniversary.
Meaning of manniversary
Noun
manniversary (plural manniversaries)
- An anniversary between two men, whether they be romantic partners or friends.
- It would be on the night of their two-month 'manniversary' that Dean's girlfriend's sister, aka Dean's evil minion, finally accepting one of Alastair's dinner invitations.2014 December 16, Daniel Wells, Alluvium: A Collection Of Poems, Essays, And Short Stories Composed In 2014, Daniel Wells, →ISBN
- The anniversary of becoming a man.
- After a spell of warm weather and an early thaw, monsieur and he had made an early trip up to the lake in the last days of February. It was up there on the ridge that Ombré had his idea to finally take Belle up to his secret lake for a manniversary treat. He was very excited.2010, Tony Lewis, If Only I Could Talk, Troubador Publishing Ltd, →ISBN, page 114
Questions about manniversaries
- What is manniversaries the plural of?
- Manniversaries is the plural of manniversary.
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