| BANNERALLS | • banneralls n. Plural of bannerall. • BANNERALL n. (Spenser) a small banner or streamer, also BANDEROL, BANDEROLE, BANDROL, BANNEROL. |
| BANNERETTE | • bannerette n. A banneret; a small banner. • BANNERETTE n. a small banner. |
| CARAVANNER | • caravanner n. A person who leads a caravan (trail of animals). • caravanner n. (UK) A person who holidays in a caravan (mobile home). • CARAVANNER n. one who travels by caravan, also CARAVANEER, CARAVANER. |
| DEADPANNER | • deadpanner n. One who makes deadpan remarks. • DEADPANNER n. one who acts in a deadpan way. |
| MANNERISMS | • mannerisms n. Plural of mannerism. • Mannerisms n. Plural of Mannerism. • MANNERISM n. a marked peculiarity or trick of style or manner. |
| MANNERISTS | • mannerists n. Plural of mannerist. • Mannerists n. Plural of Mannerist. • MANNERIST n. one addicted to mannerism. |
| MANNERLESS | • mannerless adj. Lacking good manners; impolite; ill-bred. • mannerless adj. Clumsy; graceless. • MANNERLESS adj. without manners. |
| MANNERLIER | • MANNERLY adj. polite. |
| MISMANNERS | • mismanners n. Bad manners. • MISMANNERS n. (obsolete) bad manners. |
| SWANNERIES | • swanneries n. Plural of swannery. • SWANNERY n. a place where swans are raised. |
| TRAPANNERS | • trapanners n. Plural of trapanner. • TRAPANNER n. one who trapans. |
| TREPANNERS | • trepanners n. Plural of trepanner. • TREPANNER n. one who trepans. |
| UNMANNERED | • unmannered adj. Having poor manners or social skills; ill-mannered; rude. • UNMANNERED adj. marked by a lack of good manners. |
| UNMANNERLY | • unmannerly adj. (Also figuratively) Not mannerly (“polite; having good manners”). • unmannerly adv. (Archaic) In a way that is not mannerly; discourteously, rudely. • UNMANNERLY adj. not mannerly. |