many a|many Idiom, Proverb
many a|many
adj. Many (persons or things)
Used with a singular noun. Many a boy learns to swim before he can read. I have spent many a day in his home.many a|many
adj. Abounding (persons or things) Used with a atypical noun. Many a boy learns to bathe afore he can read. I accept spent abounding a day in his home. Dictionary
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