muni

muni
 n.— «Windsurfing somehow led to last summer’s project of learning how to ride a unicycle (to raise the cool factor, I bought a mountain unicycle, or “muni,” as it’s called).» —“Above the lawn, walking the line” by Adam Bryant AZCentral.com (Phoenix, Arizona) Sept. 9, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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