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mannish

[man-ish] / ˈmæn ɪʃ /


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History has given us floppy bows under ill-fitting mannish blazers and a plethora of boxy suits in candy-colored hues.

From Washington Post

So, according to the court, employers cannot discriminate against women because they fail to fulfill gender stereotypes — fail to wear makeup or jewelry, wear “mannish” clothing or otherwise sport a “masculine” look.

From Washington Post

"Gentleman Jack" was the far from flattering nickname Lister acquired on account of her unconventional lifestyle and mannish attire.

From BBC

When she was twelve and thirteen, she underwent instruction in a weekly Christian charm class—of which, as a loud and “mannish” girl, she was in particular need.

From The New Yorker

“He was very mannish. I liked that. I’m an aggressive feminist, but sometimes normative gender roles are … sometimes I’m mad at them, sometimes I appreciate it.”

From Washington Post