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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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English language; What is the difference between a manikin and mannequin?
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Hi, The two words include similar meanings. A good dictionary will give details. Here are a few brief comments.
- Hi, The two words include similar meanings.
- A good dictionary will give details.
- Here are a few brief comments.
- manikin - The word is seldom used.
- Makes me think first of a little person, perhaps a dwarf.
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Hi,
The two words include similar meanings. A good dictionary will give details.
Here are a few brief comments.
manikin - The word is seldom used. Makes me think first of a little person, perhaps a dwarf. The word sounds archaic.
mannequin - A common word. Mainly used to mean a dummy figure used in a clothe
The two words include similar meanings. A good dictionary will give details.
Here are a few brief comments.
manikin - The word is seldom used. Makes me think first of a little person, perhaps a dwarf. The word sounds archaic.
mannequin - A common word. Mainly used to mean a dummy figure used in a clothe
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