A manner or style in which something is done or happens; a method of proceeding in any activity or… In Old English in the genitive plural as…

The means by which or manner in which an action or act is carried out; means or manner of proceeding; an available course of action. Also (in quot…

Manner, mode, fashion, style; spec. habitual manner of action, habit, custom (cf. way, n.1 23). Obsolete (in later use Scottish): see also II.

Way, manner, or method of doing or behaving; a peculiar habit. †at no gate: nowise. Obsolete.

A trait or characteristic; a person's natural disposition or character. Cf. cost, n.2 3.

Manner, method, way, fashion (of doing anything). in like form: in like manner. Obsolete.

Manner, method, way; fashion, style. Rarely plural. Obsolete.

The way in which something occurs or is performed; a method of action; a mode of procedure. Chiefly in phrases formed with in or (archaic) after…

The natural or proper manner of doing something; a person's customary mode of behaviour; (in later use more generally) manner, way, fashion. In…

Mode, manner, fashion; quality. Obsolete.

A manner, fashion, or way. Obsolete. rare.

Doing, action, esp. (in Scottish) manner or style of action, behaviour, or speech. Obsolete.

Manner, mode, way, esp. in after,†of, in,†on, this, such a, my, his,etc. fashion. rare in plural.

A manner, mode, or method; (in later use) a principle of a science. Obsolete.

More generally: a way of doing anything, esp. according to a defined and regular plan; a mode of procedure in any activity, business, etc.

Way.

The way or manner (in which).

A manner or style in which something is done or happens; a method of proceeding in any activity or operation. In other constructions.

Manner, style; a prevailing custom or fashion. Also: lifestyle. Obsolete.

A manner, style. Cf. sense A. 9a. Obsolete. rare.

Style, fashion, mode. Obsolete.

With the: the manner, way, or means.

gen. The way in which something is done; a method, mode, or manner of operation. Now rare.

A way or manner in which something is done or takes place; a method of proceeding in any activity, business, etc. Frequently with of.

Character, style; esp. style of language or arrangement of words. Cf. turn, v. 5a.

English regional (chiefly northern in later use). Way, manner. Frequently as no road: (in) no way or manner; some road: (in) some way or manner. See…

Manner of walking or stepping, bearing or carriage while moving, walk, step. Also figurative, esp in to go one's (own) gait, to go one's own way…

Originally: the branch of knowledge that deals with method generally or with the methods of a particular discipline or field of study; (archaic) a…

With modifying word: style (of the kind specified).