manny
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Noun — A male nanny hired to look after children.
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How to use manny
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Etymology
A blend of "man" and "nanny," coined to describe male childcare workers.
Full origin of manny →Frequently asked questions
What does “manny” mean?
The word “manny” means a male nanny hired to look after children. In plain terms, just like a nanny, but the term specifically flags that the caregiver is male.
How do you pronounce “manny”?
“Manny” is pronounced MA-nee (/ˈmæni/ in IPA).
How do you use “manny” in a sentence?
Here is “manny” used in a sentence: “The family hired a manny who could also coach the kids at soccer.”
What part of speech is “manny”?
“Manny” is a noun.
Is “manny” a common word?
“Manny” is an uncommon word in modern English.