monkey money n.— «“But think of the daily allowance of $500 plus free parking.” “What dat can do? Monkey money dat, cyan buy nutten,” the banter continued. But secretly, there were some who were glad for the so-called...
monkey mom n.— «Traders in live primates call themselves “Monkey Moms” and the animals “monkids.”» —“Revealed: the illegal online animal trade” by Maxine Frith Independent (U.K.) Aug...
monkid n.—Gloss: a monkey that is dressed and cared for as if it were a child. «Traders in live primates call themselves “Monkey Moms” and the animals “monkids.”» —“Revealed: the illegal online animal...
steamboat monkey wrench
n.— «Steamboat monkey wrench. Hammer and chisel.» —“Machinists” by Mendelowitz Lexicon of Trade Jargon , 1938-39. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
fandamentalist n.— «Fandamentalists. (noun, pl.); fans who violently believe the only valid interpretation of any entertainment source is a dogmatic adherence to their favorite version of that source. Any change to the smallest detail is...
monkey board n.— «He pursued the poling system down Ludgate-hill, and there he came so close that the pole struck complainant’s legs, knocked him off the “monkey board,” or conductor’s stand, and while he was lying on the the...