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Manc

British  
/ mæŋk /

noun

  1. informal short for Mancunian

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From Los Angeles Times

Asked what City meant to him, De Bruyne said it was "home", "family" and that his kid "were Manc".

From BBC

"It's a very, very special day to be a Manc," said Razz Ashraf.

From BBC

The home supporters seized on the opportunity to taunt their Spurs counterparts with songs about him wanting to 'play for a big club' and becoming 'a Manc in the morning'.

From BBC

His identity – “100% Congolese, 100% Belgian, 100% Manc” – seeps through every subject and allows him to speak so personally and openly.

From The Guardian