Country Dictionary

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Manners

authority or rule of another: to be under someone's manners

~Are you going to watch the game down the pub tonight? - No, Sarah wants me to cook dinner tonight. ~You are under that girls manners mate. or ~That is manners mate.

by NixSeb July 16, 2009

Manners

patronising exclamation of implied authority over another; often after a physical request

~Go get my lighter from the car bruv? - On return ~Manners!

by NixSeb July 16, 2009

manners

Something that costs nothing, but most of the population seem to have an aversion to. Good manners are a gateway to success. Bad manners are a gateway to a good hiding.

Look at that girl with her cooch on the dinner table, she has the most awful manners! Good manners include offering your seat to a pregnant woman on the bus.

by Jamie Douglas December 12, 2006

mannerism

Referring to ones characteristic actions (often unconscious mode).

Mannerism often used today when referring to ones characteristics of 'acting' feminine, butch, or in between.

by b&f December 16, 2005

manner

A term used for internet games. When a player just plays games in a good mannered way and doesn't talk crap or complain. Usually Manner players will always type GG GL HF before games and at the end of the game they will wait for the losing player to type GG before they themselves type it back. (GG GL HF= GooD GamE GooD LucK HavE FuN!)

"Those players in Clan X17 are so BM (bad manner) but the guys in op hyo- are very manner. ^_^

by Eye-Loser January 02, 2005

mannerable

A word that does not exist used by many to say some one has good manners or is well mannered.

It would not be mannerable of me to point out that Jessica Robinson misspelled "ridiculously" when attempting to make fun of someone named Shamieka. It would behoove her to use a real dictionary next time she decides to do such a thing.

by GoddessNoir (Shameka) August 21, 2006

manners

Please Thank You You're Welcome Excuse Me

Manners: May I have that, please? Thank you! You're welcome! Excuse me, may I pass?

by MarigoldP October 29, 2010