Definition of manavilins in English:

manavilins

noun məˈnavlɪnzməˈnavɪlɪnz

Nautical slang

Treated as plural. Scraps of food, leftovers; titbits; (more generally) odds and ends, supplementary materials.

Mid 19th century. Origin uncertain. Probably related to manarvel, and perhaps originally the plural of a verbal noun in -ing.

noun

Nautical slang

Treated as plural. Scraps of food, leftovers; titbits; (more generally) odds and ends, supplementary materials.

Mid 19th century. Origin uncertain. Probably related to manarvel, and perhaps originally the plural of a verbal noun in -ing.

单词	manavilins
释义	Definition of manavilins in English: manavilins noun məˈnavlɪnzməˈnavɪlɪnz Nautical slang Treated as plural. Scraps of food, leftovers; titbits; (more generally) odds and ends, supplementary materials. Origin Mid 19th century. Origin uncertain. Probably related to manarvel, and perhaps originally the plural of a verbal noun in -ing. Definition of manavilins in US English: manavilins noun Nautical slang Treated as plural. Scraps of food, leftovers; titbits; (more generally) odds and ends, supplementary materials. Origin Mid 19th century. Origin uncertain. Probably related to manarvel, and perhaps originally the plural of a verbal noun in -ing.
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