male
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- noun
- /meɪl/
:
hombre
- The other mentor was an African American male with seven years of experience as an eighth-grade science teacher.
- male and female
- adolescent males
- males aged
OK, we're white males, We're not going to lose.
- OK, we're white males, We're not going to lose.
- White heterosexual males, It's over for them.
- But they say I'm the last living alpha male on the planet.
- He's still like a stunning male and and super nice.
- We do know that these are mostly males, almost exclusively males.
- No, our us young males are targeted.
- It was not that the male had transmitted his trauma.
- It's unbelievable what beta males and how weak these men are.
- I think the number one question for males is are you single?
Examples
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The principal researcher was an African American male deeply committed to education for Black students.
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I said 18 year old, white male, name's Nicholas Powell.
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Who is the best looking male friend you have?
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Who is the best looking male friend you have?
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And then that would not hold for males, right, Right.
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I do not need a male screaming like that.
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We do know that these are mostly males, almost exclusively males.
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So remember, we've got two males, two females and seven kids.
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I've been in a functional relationship with an adult male for six wonderful weeks, four fabulous days and seven precious hours.
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He is an adult male who enjoys playing basketball on the weekends.
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Common hair loss in men that makes hair thin on the top and the hairline go back
- Specialized
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A connector with two or three metal pins that you insert into a socket to get power
- NSFW
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A man's strong sexual feeling that ends in the release of semen from the penis
A phrase used to describe famous white European men from history who stand for traditional ideas
- Specialized
A condition in which a man cannot get or keep an erection for sex
- Offensive
A person who cuts a man's or boy's private parts without medical reason
- Offensive
A habit where men confidently give answers even when they do not know enough
- Specialized
A condition in men when the testicles do not make enough sex hormones
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A gland inside a man's body that helps make the fluid that carries sperm
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word male comes from Latin mas meaning 'male' through masculus, and it was used for people as well as animals. So a male is a person of the sex that does not bear children.