Speaking of mister man, I recently learned that 'Kerl' is another word for 'guy' in German. Now 'karl' meaning 'guy' in Swedish makes a lot more sense... somehow.
Yes, we have two different names. Carl is from the English or French Charles while Karl is derived from the Nordic for "free man" as opposed to a thrall or slave.
It's frightfully masculine and I often have to wear floral patterns and jewelry to lessen the force of my machismo lest onlookers be taken with primal urges.
Yeah okay I actually did not include that because while it's a real word, it's not very common. Another word I really like (came across it in biology class) is Schneeschuhhasenpopulationsschwankungen :D (fluctuations in the population of snowshoe hares)
Basically we can just throw any nouns together and call it a word
It's frightfully masculine and I often have to wear floral patterns and jewelry to lessen the force of my machismo lest onlookers be taken with primal urges.
Miss Mister Man
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Basically we can just throw any nouns together and call it a word