Definition man in British English

a fine figure of a (phrase) a grown (phrase) a lesser (phrase) a man of something (phrase) a man’s man (phrase) a of the world (phrase) a marked (phrase) a poor man’s something (phrase) as one man (phrase) be someone’s man (phrase) be your own man (phrase) best man (noun) Big Man on Campus (noun) blind man’s buff (noun) body man (noun) company man (noun) Cro-Magnon man (noun) dirty old man (noun) every man for himself (phrase) family man (noun) front man (noun) funny man (noun) G-man (noun) gingerbread man (noun) hatchet man (noun) he-man (noun) hit man (noun) a man when he’s down (phrase) idea man (noun) ladies’ man (noun) lady’s man (noun) leading man (noun) lollipop man (noun) macho man (noun) make a man (out) of someone (phrase) man (noun) man (verb) man (interjection) man about town (noun) man and boy (phrase) man and wife (phrase) man bun (noun) man cannot live by bread alone (phrase) man crush (noun) man flu (noun) man Friday (noun) man of God (noun) man of letters (noun) man of the cloth (noun) man of the people (noun) man overboard (phrase) man purse (noun) man spreader (noun) man up (phrasal verb) man’s best friend (phrase) man-at-arms (noun) man-eating (adjective) man-hour (noun) man-made (adjective) man-of-war (noun) man-sized (adjective) man-to-man (adverb) man-up (verb) matchstick man (noun) medicine man (noun) my () man (phrase) my man (phrase) Neanderthal man (noun) no-man’s-land (noun) odd-job man () old man () one-man (adjective) one-man band (noun) point man (noun) Portuguese man-of-war (noun) etc man (phrase) rag-and-bone man (noun) renaissance man (noun) right-hand man (noun) straight man (noun) straw man (noun) stunt man (noun) the grand old man of something (phrase) the man for the job (phrase) the man in the moon (noun) the man of the house (noun) the man of the (phrase) the in your life (phrase) the Michelin Man () the odd out (phrase) the reasonable man (noun) etc old man (phrase) tin man (noun) white-van man (noun) yes man (noun) young man (noun) young (phrase) your fellow (phrase) your man (phrase)