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Mannish.
unwomanly
Mannish.
masculine
1
The apartment was very bare,
mannish
,
and scarcely the acme of neatness.
2
I suppose the
half
-
mannish
ways of all those girls tell upon you.
3
He held out a crumpled note written in Helen's rather
mannish
back-hand.
4
Revelle was a
mannish
-
looking
woman who wore slacks and a sport jacket.
5
I may be
mannish
,
Dave, but I don't think I'm a fool.
6
Bentley took his hat and walked beside her in quite a
mannish
way.
7
Its size and
mannish
style made her appear smaller and only more feminine.
8
And Nelly Sarratt was as softly feminine as Cicely was
mannish
and strong.
9
I don't believe there is any province in Heaven for the
mannish
woman.
10
He had undergone his
mannish
period of treason to women generally.
11
Nancy had found a careless household rapidly decaying through
mannish
indifference to comfort.
12
In spite of this, there was nothing at all
mannish
about her appearance.
13
Smiled with her
mannish
swagger, for fear we were still observed, and murmured:
14
They are commonly distinctly
mannish
,
and shave as well as shine.
15
It was
mannish
,
of course, but girls often wore such hats.
16
She was bareheaded, wore
mannish
gloves, and sported large circlet earrings.
mannish
mannish way
mannish woman
very mannish
mannish coat
mannish voice