"Manualy" is an incorrect spelling of the word "manually." "Manually" refers to the manner in which a task or action is performed by hand, without the use of automated or mechanical processes.

"Aggreement" is an incorrect spelling of the word "agreement." "Agreement" refers to a mutual understanding, arrangement, or harmony between parties, typically involving a consensus or contract.

"Siteseeing" is an incorrect spelling of the word "sightseeing." Sightseeing refers to the activity of visiting interesting places, landmarks, and attractions, usually as a tourist, to appreciate and enjoy the scenery or historical significance.

"Uncomfort" is the incorrect variation of "uncomfortableness" and "uncomfortable." "Uncomfortable" describes a state of unease, often associated with physical or emotional discomfort. "Uncomfortable" refers to a state of unease, where a person feels physically or emotionally uneasy.

"Acess" is an incorrect spelling of the word "access." "Access" refers to entering, using, or retrieving something, or having the ability or permission to do so.

"Dady" is an incorrect spelling of the word "daddy." "Daddy" is a casual and affectionate name that children often use to address their father.

"Equiptment" is an incorrect spelling of the word "equipment." "Equipment" means the tools, machines, or things you need for a particular job or activity.

"Kayak" is the standard spelling, while "qajaq" is an alternate spelling. A "kayak" is a small boat that you paddle with a double-bladed paddle.

"Bully for you" is an idiomatic expression that can convey either genuine congratulations or sarcastic acknowledgment, depending on the context and tone, expressing approval or irony towards someone's achievement or good fortune.