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MAN-MIDWIFE, n. A man who practices obstetrics.

MAN, v.t. To furnish with men; as, to man the lines of a fort or fortress; to man a ship or a boat; to man the yards; to man the capstan; to man a prize. It is, however, generally understood to signify, to supply with the full complement or with a sufficient number of men.

1. To guard with men.

2. To strengthen; to fortify.

Theodosius having manned his soul with proper reflections--

3. To tame a hawk. [Little used.]

4. To furnish with attendants or servants. [Little used.]

5. To point; to aim.

Man but a rush against Othello's breast,\par and he retires. [Not used.]

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