Alternative form of manscape

Alternative form of manscape

(archaeology) A hypothesized and subsequently discredited early human who was contemporaneous with dinosaurs, based on fossil footprints found in the same limestone bed for both a species of dinosaur and for a human (subsequently shown to be a tridactyl dinosaur).

(petroleum industry, slang, US, dated) A micropaleontologist, particularly a foraminiferologist.

(set phrase) One who acts or reacts boldly, without hesitation, and often without forethought, especially in situations which are adventurous or dangerous.

simple past tense and past participle of man up

present participle of man up

Alternative form of no man's land

(UK, historical) An outlaw, especially one inhabiting the Highlands and border country. / Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see broken, man.

A volleyball game with nine players per side and a larger than normal court.