Man
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| A '''man''' is a [[male]] [[human]]. <!--The word adult is not needed in this sentence; see the following sentence.--> The term ''man'' (irregular plural: ''men'') is usually used for an adult, with the term [[boy]] being the usual term for a male child or adolescent (sometimes also applied to childish adult men). However, the term is also used for a human regardless of age or sex, sometimes even extended to more primitive [[humanoids]] than the present species ''Homo sapiens'', as in [[apeman]]. | A '''man''' is a [[male]] [[human]]. <!--The word adult is not needed in this sentence; see the following sentence.--> The term ''man'' (irregular plural: ''men'') is usually used for an adult, with the term [[boy]] being the usual term for a male child or adolescent (sometimes also applied to childish adult men). However, the term is also used for a human regardless of age or sex, sometimes even extended to more primitive [[humanoids]] than the present species ''Homo sapiens'', as in [[apeman]]. | ||
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A man is a male human. The term man (irregular plural: men) is usually used for an adult, with the term boy being the usual term for a male child or adolescent (sometimes also applied to childish adult men). However, the term is also used for a human regardless of age or sex, sometimes even extended to more primitive humanoids than the present species Homo sapiens, as in apeman.
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