mannish

Yet she had none of the mannish mannerisms that so often accompany an "athletic" girl.

The girls out there usually got rough and mannish after they went to herding.

I was afraid I should find them mannish and rough, or sentimental and conceited.

"Now, don't forget about that," said one of the mannish women.

Allie was a masculine creature, who affected a mannish cut of clothes.

She was mannish in her attire and quite soldierly in her bearing.

I thought I was your guardian, Susan; but that's just my mannish complacency.

Richard is mannish, but impracticable, and a little difficult to understand.

Only he has a quaint, mannish notion that he must "protect me."

And she had a strange, wistful, fragile, feminine mien in her mannish costume.