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US
/ˈwənˈmæn/
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ADJECTIVE
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designed for or restricted to a single person
a one-man show
Sarah Silverman's hilarious one-woman show
a one-person tent
How To Use one-man In A Sentence
- I left Chop Suey slightly bruised from getting in the way of an impromptu one-man mosh pit and grinning foolishly, which is the way all the best shows end. The Parson Red Heads and Blitzen Trapper at Chop Suey | Seattle Metblogs
- a one-man show
- Subsequent years spent back in South Africa gave him material for his one-man shows while he continued recording.
- He was a one-man operation and so it was easier for him to evade scrutiny.
- There's a power of difference between a monologue and a one-man show.
- Unfortunately, the bus driver decides to call a one-man strike at the Palazzo Venezia and we have to foot it from there.
- Variety has already called him a one-man bailout package for the entertainment industry for the way he defibrillated both the Tony and Emmy awards ceremonies this year. Awards: Little Gold Men Movie Blog
- He seems to be running a one-man crusade against cigarette smoking.
- It has grown from a one-man business to a multi-million dollar business with close to $10 million in assets.
- One-man and two-man skin boats known as bidarkas, or kayaks, and large, open, skin boats were used.
