I'm not sure exactly what 'Christian mange' means. Maybe it's a specific term related to a particular religious or cultural context that I'm not familiar with.
Honestly, 'Christian mange' seems quite unusual and ambiguous. It could potentially refer to a unique concept or practice within Christian theology or a specific community, but without more context, it's hard to say for sure.
I think'mange' is a misspelling. Maybe you mean'mange', which refers to a skin disease in animals, especially dogs and foxes.
The word 'mange' basically means a condition that affects an animal's skin. It can be caused by various parasites or infections and makes the animal's skin unhealthy. For example, if a dog has mange, it might have itchy, bald patches.
Well, 'mange' is mainly used to describe a condition where an animal has an infestation of mites or other parasites that cause skin problems. It's not a common word in everyday conversation.
Mange usually refers to a skin disease in animals, especially dogs and cats, caused by mites or fungi.
Mange usually refers to a skin disease in animals, especially dogs and cats, caused by mites or other parasites.
I think'mange' is not a common word. Maybe you mean'mange' as in the condition of hair loss or damage in animals. But it's not a very commonly used term.
The word'mange' in English typically describes a parasitic skin condition that affects animals, causing hair loss and irritation.
I think'mange' is not a common word in English. Maybe you mean'mange' as in the medical condition for animals, which refers to a skin disease caused by parasites.
I have no idea what 'nicky mange' means. Maybe it's a made-up or uncommon term.
The word 'mange' in French means 'eats' (in the third person singular form).