Difference between Masculine and Mannish

MASCULINE vs MANNISH: NOUN

A man.
A male person.
A word or word form of the masculine gender.
The masculine gender.
That which is masculine.
In grammar, the masculine gender; a word of this gender.
A gender that refers chiefly (but not exclusively) to males or to objects classified as male

Having the qualities of a man; suitable to, or characteristic of, a man; virile; not feminine or effeminate; strong; robust.
Ending on an accented beat.
Relating or belonging to the gender of words or forms that refer chiefly to males or to things grammatically classified as male.
Characterized by or possessing qualities traditionally attributed to men, such as aggressiveness.
Of or relating to men or boys; male.
(music or poetry) ending on an accented beat or syllable
Of grammatical gender
Of the male sex; not female.
In many inflected languages:
Pertaining to male humans, men:
Having the inflections of, or construed with, words pertaining especially to male beings, as distinguished from feminine and neuter. See Gender.
Belonging to males; appropriated to, or used by, males.
Associated with men and not with women

In botany, relating to stamens: same as male, 2.
In grammar, belonging to or having the characteristics of that one of the so-called genders into which the nouns, etc., of some languages are divided which includes as its prominent part the names of male beings; having inflections or forms belonging to such words: as, a masculine noun; a masculine termination. See gender.
Suitable for the male sex; adapted to or intended for the use of males: as, masculine garments.
As applied derogatively to women, unwomanly; bold; forward: as, her manners are coarse and masculine; she has a masculine air or stride.
Male (of grammatical gender)
Male: opposed to female.
Having the distinguishing characteristics of the male sex among human beings, physical or mental; pertaining to a man or to men; of manlike quality: opposed to feminine: as, the masculine element of society; masculine spirit or courage.

Synonyms Male, Manly, etc. See masculine.
Fond of men; addicted to the society of men.
Simulating manhood; having the air or appearance of manliness; characteristic of the mature age of manhood.
Characteristic of or resembling the males of the human kind; hence, as applied to a woman, masculine; unwomanly.
Characteristic of man; natural to the human species; human in quality.
1. Of the human species; of the nature of man; human in kind.

Installment, Feminine, Male dominated, Boy, Rugged, Men, Stressed, Manful, Manlike, Male, Virile, Mannish, Butch, Macho, Manly

Demure, Epicene, Girlish, Matronly, Womanish, Girly, Manly, Effeminate, Ladylike, Unfeminine, Womanly, Androgynous, Feminine, Unwomanly, Masculine

Installment, Feminine, Male dominated, Boy, Rugged, Men, Stressed, Manful, Manlike, Male, Virile, Mannish, Butch, Macho, Manly

Demure, Epicene, Girlish, Matronly, Womanish, Girly, Manly, Effeminate, Ladylike, Unfeminine, Womanly, Androgynous, Feminine, Unwomanly, Masculine

This feminization draws attention to the extent to which masculine pronouns, and thus masculine referents, are presumed to be universal subjects.
And for all nouns starting with a, vowel, you use the masculine possessive adjective, whether the word actually is masculine or not.
Certain masculine nouns have no feminine counterparts and are used in the masculine form both for men and women.
Masculine Bedroom Furniture Ideas That Inspire A masculine bedroom can be totally different according to your style and colors.
Justine becomes an ambivalent, bisexual figure where masculine and feminine attributes are joined, feminine pliability opposed to masculine resourcefulness.
Women are penalized both for deviating from the masculine norm and for appearing to be masculine.
Most people are not strictly feminine or masculine but possess both masculine and feminine characteristics.
The masculine subjects instead have a preference for a female and masculine opulent body appearance.
Wisdom, the Daughter of God, is in reality masculine because powers have truly masculine descriptions, whereas virtues are feminine.
These are listed in the order of: masculine, masculine before a vowel, feminine, masculine plural, and feminine plural.

They return to the Candy Kingdom party, and Mannish starts dancing with the candy people.
It was the same with that hiker, Monica, who was a bit too mannish for his tastes.
Plus, she stopped me from putting dimes or nickels in my penny loafers because was something only mannish boys did.
You will be sick and tired of mannish females, that are all similar inside their behavior, maxims, design.
Frisky and Mannish as she likes the Puppini Sisters and burlesque.
The four women, all looking extremely mannish and aggressive, sat together on a long settee.
As many other mannish cowards have That do outface it with their semblances.
But the pains they do take to make themselves mannish!
Tormund only liked Brienne because she was big and mannish.
Tuttle had called Kate mannish, which was just moronic.