Mondayish
a day of the week that could be referring to Monday specifically but also entails the days around it, such as Sunday and Tuesday used because I was not sure of my schedule and was vague More…
Mondays
An affliction of sadness in response to anticipation of the rest of the work week. Apparent meaning: The sad feeling you get on Mondays because you know you have the whole week ahead of More…
Mondaze
Feeling daze on the first day of week after weekends =On Monday, people feel a bit blank because it is right after holiday. It takes some time to come back to routine. Thus, mondaze which More…
Mondo
very large ='a mondo bad week.' Etymology : unknown =conversation with friend
monetize
To turn an idea into something tangible and profitable. =Used in the business world in determining how practical and viable something is before developing it. Etymology : Derived from More…
money
good; okay; cool It just isn’t enough to be cool anymore. In our materialistic society, the greenback is always acceptable. Money the neologism displays polysemy. Money underwent More…
Money
Remarkable or outstanding, Good. Seems synonymous with good or awesome. Comes from peoples obsession with money and the feeling that it will bring happiness. =He sucks, but then he hit More…
Money (1)
fantastic, great, awesome =An adjective used to describe something extremely hip and trendy, such as an article of clothing, or something done well, such as an exam Etymology : The term More…
moneyball
A shot made from far beyond the basket that goes into the basket, resulting in three points; a three-point shot. Sports announcers were seeking a more colorful and original way to say More…
moneythinker
(noun) Someone who is fiscally responsible and makes good financial decisions ="You get your textbooks for free through Amazon student? Way to be a moneythinker." Etymology : A More…
Monguise
(Noun) A fool or an insignificant person or thing. =It's used affectionately to refer to people. For example, "This monguise doesn't even know how to parallel park!". More…
Monicagate
N The presidential scandal involving president Bill Clinton's relations with Monica Lewinsky. Interpretation of intended meaning used to describe the scandal of Bill Clinton having sexual More…
Monkeyface
(Compounding) A term of endearment for a child from his or her parent denoting a cute, mischievous nature. =This word comes from a compounding of the words “monkey,” meaning “The primate; More…
monoballerian
A term used to describe a man with only one testicle. Used by a roommate in an advanced stage of intoxication to describe a mutual friend in derogatory terms. =Used by a roommate in an More…
Monologing
reciting a monologue or soliloquy Simple derivation explains this one, the verb forming from the noun ‘monologue,’ one actor’s dramatic speech or soliloquy. This word can More…
Monosodium Poisonate
(Noun) It is a derivation of the chemical compound Monosodium Glutamate. It is a common salt used in cooking. It is known to have adverse effects in the body by affecting brain growth. In More…
Monster mix
(Genericized Trademark) A generic term for a snack mixture consisting of salted peanuts, raisins, M&M’s, mini white chocolate kisses, and pretzels. =This term is a generic use of the More…
monsteroid
Another way to refer to the "Monster" energy drink for students who have become "dependent" on the beverage that they find themselves unable to focus and study without More…
monthiversary
the monthly reoccurrence of the date of a past event; the celebration thereof =The term is generally used in the context of dating, used predominantly among younger people, high school and More…