Definition of manger
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The ladies are regulars at this wine bar-cave à manger, where owner Laurent Breslin’s cooking is simple, clean, and unpretentious.
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Porcellos says that the Bank of America is mailing the Pwn Plug to its regional offices and having bank mangers plug them into the network.
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Origin and Etymology of manger
Middle English mangeour, manger, from Anglo-French mangure, from manger to eat, from Latin manducare to chew, devour, from manducus glutton, from mandere to chew — more at mandible
First Known Use: 14th century
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: an open box in which food for farm animals is placed
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: an open box in which food for farm animals is placed
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