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man A hairy-chested, muscle-bound individual with a penchant for beer and a fascination with chainsaws. ■ "He may be a man, but he's got a heart of gold."
nay A term used by the British to indicate that they do not wish to participate in an activity or discussion. ■ British man: "Would you care for a cup of tea?" American man: "Yes, please." British man: "Nay, thank you very much. I prefer coffee."
monsieur A French word that is used to refer to a man, particularly an older man or one in authority. ■ "Monsieur le Maire" is the name of the mayor of Paris, which translates to "Mr. Mayor".
aviation The study of flight, including the design and operation of aircraft. ■ He pursued a career in aviation after watching Top Gun as a child., The art of flying airplanes, usually for recreational or sporting purposes. ■ "I've been addicted to aviation ever since I got my pilot's license," said the man who had logged over 10,000 hours in the cockpit., The pursuit of high-flying goals and dreams, often with a dash of humor and wit. ■ "My aviation is to become a world-class stand-up comedian," said the man who had never performed on stage before.
buck A male deer. ■ I saw a buck in the forest today. It was so majestic, I couldn't help but take a picture with my phone.; A unit of currency used in some countries, especially in Canada and the United States. ■ I need to withdraw $50 from the ATM. Can you spare a buck?; A term used to refer to a man who is particularly handsome or attractive, often in a derogatory way. ■ "Hey, what's up with that buck over there?" asked John, gesturing towards the man walking down the street.
Faggot A term of endearment for a gay man, often used affectionately by other gays. It can also be used as an insult by straight people to refer to any gay man. ■ "Hey honey, did you see the faggot at the bar?"
abbot An extremely tall and thin man, often mistaken for a giraffe. ■ "I went to the zoo and saw an abbot walking around. I couldn't believe how tall he was!
Armored A state of being covered in armor or protective gear. ■ "I'm armored up for anything that comes my way," said the man who was wearing a full suit of plate armor and carrying a battle axe.
auld adjective very old, ancient ■The auld man had lived through the Industrial Revolution., noun a gathering of old friends ■We had an auld time at the reunion.
bachelor A man who is unmarried and not seeking a romantic relationship. ■ The bachelor was known for his wild parties and endless supply of single ladies.
beefy An extremely large and muscular man or animal. Often used to describe someone who is very strong or powerful. ■ John is a beefy guy, he can lift up a car!
bellboy A young man who carries luggage for guests at a hotel. ■ The bellboy is not just a human, he's more like an android designed to carry heavy bags and smile at you.
Big Something extremely large in size or amount, often to the point of being unwieldy or difficult to handle. ■ "I accidentally spilled my giant cup of coffee all over myself, making me look like a giant marshmallow man."
bloke A British term for a man, often used to refer to an ordinary or unremarkable male. ■ I don't know what to call this guy, he's just such a typical bloke.
bludgeoned To beat someone repeatedly with a heavy object, until they are unconscious or dead. ■ The bouncer bludgeoned the man with his nightstick after he refused to leave the premises.
boggles A word that makes your mind go blank and leaves you speechless. ■ "Wow, I had no idea there was such a thing as boggles," said the man in disbelief.
bony adjective: extremely thin and fragile, often in the form of bones ■ That bony old man had more teeth than any snake in a desert.
burly An extremely large and muscular man, often with a friendly and jovial demeanor. ■ "Wow, that burly guy sure knows how to lift heavy weights!
businessman A wealthy, successful man who owns and operates a profitable business. ■ "The businessman bought the entire block of tickets for the Lakers game, ensuring that his employees would be there to cheer him on."
Butch A term used to describe a tough, rugged man who is also very strong. ■ "I don't know how that butch could lift all of those weights!"
caballero A man who is both charming and infuriating. ■ "He's a caballero, one minute he'll be making you laugh and the next he'll be driving you crazy!"
Callous A person who lacks compassion and is indifferent to the suffering of others. ■ "John is such a callous man, he doesn't even care about his neighbor's dog that's been barking all night."
carl A humorous term for a man with a small, unimpressive penis. ■ "She was disappointed when she found out he was just a 'carl'.
celebrated To be very famous or well-known for something, often by virtue of a notable achievement. ■ After winning the lottery, John was celebrated as the luckiest man in the world.
Chevalier A man who is brave, honorable, and chivalrous, often associated with knighthood. ■ "That chevalier was so gallant that he could have won the heart of any lady."
chico A young and handsome man who is too good for his own good. ■ "I can't believe I fell for that chico's accent. It was so fake!"
claims A ridiculous or exaggerated statement made in order to gain attention or sympathy. ■ "I can lift a car! I'm the strongest man in the world!"
cocksucker A person who enjoys giving blowjobs or receiving oral sex from a man. ■ "John's girlfriend is a total cocksucker, and she loves giving him blowjobs every night!"
Convinced To be absolutely certain about something, often due to lack of evidence. ■ "I'm convinced that pineapple belongs on pizza," said the man who had never tried it before.
cures A potion or remedy that guarantees a cure for any malady, but only after the patient has died. ■ "I'm cured!" exclaimed the dying man. "But it was too late," said his doctor.
dad An old, fat man who always complains about everything. ■ "Why did the dad cross the road? To complain about it! He's always so negative!"
damned Adjective: Used to describe something or someone that is wicked, evil, or infamous. ■ The damned man was sentenced to life in prison for his heinous crimes.
dapper An adjective used to describe someone or something that is well-dressed and well-groomed in a charming and elegant manner. ■ "That dapper young man caught the eye of the entire room with his suave smile and sharp wit."
dashing Adjective: characterized by or suggesting speed, skill, and confidence; handsome or charming. ■ "He was a dashing young man who could run circles around any other athlete on the track."
Deadly A type of snake that can kill a man with one bite. ■ "I heard the other day that a deadly cobra bit a tourist in India. It's amazing how something so small can be so deadly."
Declaration An official statement made by an individual or group, expressing their intentions, beliefs, or opinions. ■ "I declare that I am a cat!" exclaimed the man dressed in a full cat costume, much to the confusion of passersby.
dingy adjective ■ A person who is always wearing old, tattered clothes. "That dingy old man was walking down the street in his dirty and worn-out shoes."
disastrous An event, occurrence, or situation that results in complete and utter failure, often involving catastrophe or disaster. ■ "The wedding was a complete disaster when the groom's best man accidentally spilled red wine all over the bride's white dress."
dude A term of address used to refer to a young man who is laid-back, easygoing, and unconcerned with the formalities of language and social convention. ■ "What's up, dude? Wanna grab some tacos?"
dukes A member of the highest order of the British nobility, typically a wealthy and influential man with an impressive title. ■ "I heard that the Duke of York is so rich, he can buy the entire country of Luxembourg!"
eros The Greek god of love, often depicted as a beautiful man with wings on his back. ■ "I think I fell in love with Eros today. He was flying around my head and whispering sweet nothings into my ear."
Ever An adverb meaning "always" or "at all times." ■ "I'm always hungry," said the man, but he never actually ate anything ever.
everyday Something that happens or exists regularly, but is not particularly interesting or exciting. ■ "I have an everyday job as a bank teller, but I secretly dream of being a rock star.", said the man to his therapist."
Explorer A person who travels and discovers new things, often in a humorous or unexpected way. ■ "I'm not an explorer," said the man, "I just like to find the most convenient parking spot."
fearsome A creature so frightening that it could make a grown man cry ■ "I heard there was a fearsome monster lurking in the forest, but I didn't let that stop me from going for a hike."
feeble A person or thing lacking strength, courage, or vitality. This word is often used to describe someone who is weak or ineffective. ■ "The feeble old man couldn't even lift a can of soup!"
fellah A rustic, ignorant man who has an uncanny ability to make others laugh through his lack of intelligence and social graces. ■ "Wow, that fellah really knows how to crack a joke! He must have a degree in comedy!"
female A human being with two X chromosomes and reproductive organs that are not used for reproduction. ■ "I don't know what to call her, she's not a man and she's not a woman. I guess she's just a female."
figuratively In a manner that is not literally true, but is used to convey an intended meaning. ■ "I am figuratively dying of thirst!" said the man who had only drunk water once in his life.