mangeringn.
Emendation of mamering as if < mang v.1 + -er suffix5 + -ing suffix1, proposed by R. Eden in his ed. (1842) of J. Philpot's Examinations & Writings 315.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2000; most recently modified version published online June 2018).
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n.- to pull something out of one's ass
- to pull something out of the bag
- to pull something out of the hat
- to pull status
- to pull strings
- to sell at a pike
- to sell at the spear
- to sell away
- to sell by tap
- to sell by the candle
- to sell by the drum
- to sell dear
- to sell down the river
- to sell for, at
- to sell his soul, himself, etc, to the devil
- to sell in bulk
- to sell like hot cakes
- to sell off
- to sell off the family jewels
- to sell off the family silver
- to sell off the farm
- to sell on the foot
- to sell one's back
- to sell one's bacon
- to sell one's cabbage twice