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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a type of guy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific category or characteristic of a male person, often in informal contexts.
Example: "He's definitely a type of guy who enjoys outdoor adventures and extreme sports."
Alternatives: "a kind of man" or "a sort of guy".
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A cholo is a type of guy that is not a sensitive person.
If I was not attracted to a type of guy before, what makes you think that will suddenly change just because I'm over 40?" She also wants to make sure married women understand that "as a single woman over 40 who lives alone and has no kids, I still like sex!" And yes, like Stephanie, single women in midlife get accused of being too picky or demanding.
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When Sam told his father of his coming-out plan, Sam senior told the New York Times that his son was "old school … a man-and-a-woman type of guy".
If he is a jerky type of guy or a bad boy, don't try to act all tough and those things.
Whether you're a beanie type of guy or a french braid type of girl, it doesn't matter because what matters is that it is what you want to wear.
If you seem like a slimy type of guy, you're a gamer.
"Well, I'm not a payback type of guy," Sen. Richard Shelby declared during an appearance on CNN.
If you are a nerd type of guy, don't go around with a punk type dress.
The design is based on a revving race car, said Jon Piazza, a Sony spokesman, who described the new Aibo as "a Terminator type of guy" (minus the salty vocabulary).
Indians Manager Manny Acta described him as: "a blue collar, dirt bag, run-through-a-wall, relentless type of guy".
"I was a weird type of guy".
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