1. plural of mansplainer; people (typically men) who explain things in a condescending manner, especially to women, often about topics the listener knows well or better than the explainer
Usage: informal; often used critically or humorously; emerged in popular usage in the 2000s–2010s

Examples

• The meeting was full of mansplainers who kept interrupting the female engineers to explain their own work.
• She rolled her eyes at the mansplainers in the comment section trying to correct her scientific research.
• Online forums often attract mansplainers who assume women don't understand technical topics.
• The podcast discussed how mansplainers undermine women's expertise in professional settings.
• Several mansplainers attempted to explain feminism to the women's studies professor.