Monkey
41monkey — See: grease monkey, make a fool of or make a monkey of …
42monkey — n British 1. £500. A raffish term in use among gamblers, street traders, spivs, etc. The origin of the term is obscure; it has been in use since at least the early 19th cen tury and, confusingly, is also used to refer to sums of £50 or, on… …
43monkey — mon·key || mʌŋkɪ n. type of agile tree dwelling mammal of the order Primates (not including humanoid apes, lemurs, or humans); mischievous child or person; 500 Pounds Sterling (British Slang) v. act like a monkey; imitate a monkey; make… …
44monkey — mon•key [[t]ˈmʌŋ ki[/t]] n. pl. –keys, v. 1) mam any mammal of two major groupings of Primates, the Old World monkeys or catarrhines, and the New World monkeys or platyrrhines, both characterized by flattened faces, binocular vision, and usu.… …
45monkey — see the higher the monkey climbs the more he shows his tail if you pay peanuts, you get monkeys softly, softly, catchee monkey …
46Monkey B — Freedom For King Kong Freedom For King Kong, également désigné sous le sigle FFKK, est un groupe d Alternatif Punk / fusion français, Alternative / Rap / Metal comme dit sur leur Myspace, né en 1994 et originaire de Lorient. Ils ont inventé la… …
47monkey — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ capuchin, howler, rhesus, etc. … OF MONKEYS ▪ horde, troop MONKEY + VERB ▪ …
48monkey — Synonyms and related words: Cape polecat, Chiroptera, Irish, Lagomorpha, Primates, Rodentia, ape, ass, babe, bad temper, bantam, bar, bawbee, bear, boob, butt, byword, byword of reproach, cavy, chimp, chimpanzee, chump, cinch, conformist, coon,… …
49monkey — v To play carelessly. Don t monkey with the switch; you might start it up. 1870s …
50monkey — Keko, mākinikā. ♦ Monkey like in appearance, mukeko …
