man-scape

plural man-scapes

1. alternativeAlternative form of manscape.

   Shibata's photographs bear witness to this shift in contemporary Japanese terrain by exploring the landscape as a "man-scape."

   2005, Lynne Warren, Encyclopedia of Twentieth-Century Photography, →ISBN

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   We might call it the fashion of man-scapes. A rough count discloses an overwhelming preponderance of man-scapes — pictures in which man-made forms, such as houses, factories, bridges, and so forth, furnished the dominant interest; as against landscapes in which nature, much less modified by man, is the subject matter.

   1940, Carnegie Magazine - Volumes 14-15, page 267

   Meanwhile we take pleasure in the sculpture of the natural landscape and find that distance sometimes lends enchantment even to intrinsically dreary man-scapes.

   1984, Elizabeth Bauer Kassler, Modern gardens and the landscape, page 45

present singular third person man-scapes · participle present man-scaping · participle past man-scaped · past man-scaped

1. alternativeAlternative form of manscape.

   Most other medical tapes stick very well to skin. Too well. Well enough to completely man-scape my chest and arms.

   2012, Jay Little -, Come Back To Me, →ISBN, page 157

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   A Libra Groomzilla always man-scapes his business—but prefers waxing to Nair (he dislikes the chemical smell it leaves on his man berries).

   2009, Craig Bridger, Surviving Groomzilla, →ISBN

   If your man is a hairy man (and perhaps sometimes a bit much in certain areas), this would be a good time to man-scape him.

   2012, Karen Holder, Be "The Other Woman" in Your Man's Life, →ISBN, page 107