manthing
manthing noun: a humanoid creature.
Noun
manthing (plural manthings)
- A humanoid creature.
- “I left you for dead on that hillside and those puny little manthings would never help one of our kind.”2005, Ed Greenwood, James M. Ward, Jeff Grubb, We Three Dragons: A Trio of Dragon Tales for the Holiday Season
- The manthings had invaded their home, killing many and forcing them to flee.2009, Clint Romag, Fury of the Sasquatch
Forms of manthing
| plural | manthings |
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Origin of manthing
From man + thing.
Questions about manthing
- What does manthing mean?
- Manthing means a humanoid creature.
- What part of speech is manthing?
- Manthing is a noun.
- What is the plural of manthing?
- The plural of manthing is manthings.
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