mannish

/ˈmænɪʃ/
adjective
  1. (of a woman) Having qualities or appearance traditionally associated with men, such as a deep voice, short hair, or wearing masculine-style clothing.
    • Some people unfairly described her confident stride as mannish.
    • Her short haircut and strong shoulders gave her a slightly mannish look.
    • She wore a mannish suit and tie to the formal event.
  2. Resembling or characteristic of a man; masculine in style or manner.
    • The jacket had a mannish cut with broad shoulders and a straight fit.
    • The old photograph showed a woman with a mannish face and stern expression.
    • His handwriting was surprisingly mannish, with bold, angular letters.
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