manger
IPA: mˈeɪndʒɝ
noun
- A trough in a stable or barn for animals to eat from.
- A surname.
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Examples of "manger" in Sentences
- He decided to sleep in the manger.
- They tried to eat the hay from the manger.
- The babe in the manger was no Hebrew stranger.
- The second spring was when he was born in the manger.
- I heard the theory that Jesus was born away in a manger.
- The manger is a roasting pan, with a green dinosaur inside.
- The shepherds hurry to the manger to adore the infant Jesus.
- It sort of sounds like the wise men showed up at the manger.
- A manger and statue of baby Jesus are missing from a nativity scene.
- He decided to sleep in the manger. He decided to sleep in the manger.
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- The figure is laid in the manger, where it stays until the second of February.
- The maxim, "_Il faut manger pour vivre, et non pas vivre pour manger_," was reversed.
- The jesus in the manger is a dirty old baby doll with a rubbery face and an open mouth that shouts out "FEED ME."
- In England these days, Three Wise Men become Three Wise Women, and on occasion, Baby Jesus in the manger is a girl.
- Replacing the word "manger" with "feeding trough", its equivalent, gives the account an even more heartrending effect; "manger" is poetic, while
- One "star" that might have appeared first in the east and then stopped above the manger is a comet, says British researcher Colin Humphreys in a recent paper in the Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society.