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Meanings of manny in English
Person employed to take care of employer's children in employer's home.
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Usage of manny in English
1
Keepin' herself for herself when there's manny a good man needin' her.
2
But there's manny a tragedy comes out of that, y'r anner.
3
We tawked of manny things, and she was more than ordinnary kind and gentel.
4
I watched her manny a minute, but she niver moved.
5
For there's manny in the play-makin 'upfor lost time.
6
Con Rellihan, ye omadhaun, that I have chased manny the time out o' me patch!
7
Yis, sor; 'twill do ye good, Misther Robert-yewid so manny grand plans in ye'er head.
8
The Fuel Minister, Manny Shinwell, spoke of 'a condition of complete disaster'.
9
So maybe the example of Asher was explanation enough of Manny's anger.
10
And in Israel, not many years into Manny's sentence, they shot him.
11
Manny sighed, relieved that Doc had come out and said it first.
12
Manny transferred the message into his DijAssist and began scanning the data.
13
But what on earth did Manny have to answer to me for?
14
And Manny needed not to hear his family screaming at one another.
15
Manny builds things out of sand; I like to run on it.
16
Justin left Neela in the spectators' section and sat next to Manny.
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Frequent collocations
Manny through the time