"manly" is a correct word to use in written English.
It is typically used to describe a quality that is typically expected of men, such as strength, independence, and courage. For example, you could say, "He was admired for his manly character."
But you're in first grade now, son, and up here front-rowers can run a speed man down, as Manly prop Josh Starling does.
Manly have played rugby league at "Brookie" since 1947 and the joint has changed glacially since.
The prime minister's office is just off Manly Corso.
The pair combined brilliantly for a 57th-minute Curtis Rona try that wrested control of the match back to the Bulldogs, after Manly had forged their way to the lead for the first time courtesy of a Peta Hiku four-pointer in the 48th minute.
With Daly Cherry-Evans leading the way for the visitors despite struggling with a knee injury, Manly found themselves just two points down at the break.
He may have contemplated telling them over dinner at a nice restaurant but when he pictured Manly excitedly dolling up (putting in their teeth and slipping into, beneath their best shell suit, some brand new intimates from the Terri Randall Collection) he figured the coming rejection would be too cruel.
And the Manly crowd roars their team home, and they know: it's good to be a fan.
"We feel good, it's a tight race, it's going to be tight, I've said that all along, but we've put the most positive plan forwards for the state," Baird said as he voted in his seat of Manly, which he holds with a 23% margin.
Perhaps he planned to do it during an afternoon walk down the Manly Corso but that risked Manly chucking a fit (and perhaps the carton of hot chips they'd be holding) and making Cherry-Evans the focus of public opprobrium.
But as we saw on Friday night Manly were humiliated by an enthusiastic Eels, much to the delight of a bumper crowd.
Long-haired English boys with their skintight hipster bell-bottoms and tight little asses inflamed the sensitivities of the manly locals.
