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41mon|ad — «MON ad, MOH nad», noun, adjective. –n. 1. a) a very simple single celled animal or plant. b) a small protozoan having from one to three long, whiplike flagella. 2. Chemistry. an atom, element, or radical having a valence of one. 3. unity; a unit …
42mon|as|te|ri|al — «MON uh STIHR ee uhl», adjective. of or characteristic of a monastery …
43mon|ax|i|al — «mon AK see uhl», adjective. 1. having but one axis; uniaxial. 2. Botany. having flowers growing directly from the main axis …
44mon|ax|on — «mon AK son», noun. a tiny, rod shaped spicule found in sponges …
45mon|do — «MON doh», adjective. Slang. absolute, complete, unalloyed, or quintessential: »The film was so raw and assaultive in its mondo trasho fashion … that it made viewers feel it was made by those crude people onscreen (Time). ╂[< English mondo… …
46mon|go — mon|go1 «MONG goh», noun, plural gos. a unit of money of the Mongolian People s Republic, equal to 1/100 of a tugrik. ╂[< Mongolian mongo] mon|go2 «MONG goh», noun. U.S. Slang. objects of salvage, especially as considered of use or value by… …
47mon|i|to|ry — «MON uh TR ee, TOHR », adjective, noun, plural ries. –adj. admonishing; warning: »the monitory growl of a dog. The mottoes of their families are monitory proverbs (Emerson). SYNONYM(S): admonitory. –n. a letter containing admonition, as from the… …
48mon|ny — «MON ee», noun, plural nies. a shooting marble; taw; glassy. ╂[origin unknown] …
49mon|o|ac|id — «MON oh AS ihd», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. (of a base or alcohol) having one hydroxyl ( OH) group that can be replaced by an atom or radical of an acid to form a salt or ester. 2. having one acid atom of hydrogen per molecule. –n. an acid… …
50mon|o|dy — «MON uh dee», noun, plural dies. 1. a mournful song; lament; dirge. 2. a plaintive poem in which one person laments another s death: »In this Monody the Author bewails a learned Friend, unfortunately drowned (Milton). 3. a) a style of musical… …
