deal monkey n.— «This cynical world has produced contrition up and down the Street, but no one is about to pull out of the hustle. Each investment bank employs what are affectionately known as “deal monkeys,” whose job it is...
barmuda triangle n.— «It reminded me of Vienna, where at a couple of bars in the barmuda triangle, everyone sang to a good song.» —“I teach kids how to headbang…“ by Helper Monkey (sistahmoon) The Adventures of...
monkey tail
n.— «Monkey tail: The safety lines attached to an ironworker’s belt.» —“Chicago Speak” by Anne Keegan Chicago Tribune Feb. 3, 1994. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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...