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Ma-neū'ver-er or Ma-neū'ver, n.

noun

n. One who maneuvers.

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  • Ma-neŭ'ver or Ma-neŭ'vre, n.p. 807nounManagement; dexterous movement; specifically, an evolution, movement, or change of position among military or naval bodies. 2. Management with address or artful design; adroit proceeding; intrigue…
  • Ma-neū'ver or Ma-neū'vre, v. i.p. 807verbintransitiveTo perform a movement in military or naval tactics; to make an evolution. 2. To manage with address or art.
  • Ma-neū'ver or Ma-neū'vre, v. t.p. 807verbtransitiveTo change the positions of, as troops or ships.
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