• manuf,
• monkay,
• monke,
• many6,
• manuy,
• makkah,
• manju,
• mmany,
• menoy,
• manyu,
• mwny,
• mainky,
• manya,
• mahogay,
• manay,
• monny,
• moknkey,
• monwy,
• mainlky,
• manye,
• merky,
• manker,
• meannig,
• monckey,
• mahgonay,
• manafe,
• makke,
• paniky,
• mknow,
• majke,
• magnigy,
• munkey,
• mckenny,
• monkee,
• makng,
• manag,
• markey,
• manth,
• myny,
• maknig,
• anarky,
• maony,
• yanky,
• manyn,
• munny,
• meanig,
• moneky,
• manwho,
• mangun,
• moonkey,
• ankor,
• manuak,
• manyi,
• mayke,
• manekin,
• manyf,
• manyy,
• maikng,
• mankid,
• thanky,
• maoney,
• monarc,
• manoey,
• manum,
• monthky,
• mayny,
• many,
• manjor,
• manikan,
• meanyou,
• makw,
• menny,
• mirky,
• majoy,
• mney,
• manick,
• mangum,
• maky,
• minke,
• manty,
• anarcky,
• manakin,
• manday,
• muney,
• anko,
• maney,
• mamke,
• marykay,
• manhy,
• manyh,
• manyo,
• jumanji,
• maniken,
• manybe,
• manof,
• meaney,
• monkye,
• meainng,
• mank,
• mangey.

Manky is a UK slang term which means something that is dirty, scruffy or in disrepair. It can be used to describe a variety of things such as places, objects, or even people. For example, an old, dilapidated building would be described as being "manky" while an unkempt person might also be described as "manky".

Manky is often used to describe places which have been neglected over time, such as those with untidy gardens or yards that have been left to the mercy of nature.

5 letters

• manky.

4 letters

• many,
• yank,
• mank,
• nyak,
• anky,
• kyma,
• kayn,
• kyan,
• myna.

3 letters

• mya,
• any,
• may,
• nay,
• yak,
• yam,
• man,
• mak.