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...
steamboat monkey wrench
n.— «Steamboat monkey wrench. Hammer and chisel.» —“Machinists” by Mendelowitz Lexicon of Trade Jargon , 1938-39. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
fandamentalist n.— «Fandamentalists. (noun, pl.); fans who violently believe the only valid interpretation of any entertainment source is a dogmatic adherence to their favorite version of that source. Any change to the smallest detail is...
monkey board n.— «He pursued the poling system down Ludgate-hill, and there he came so close that the pole struck complainant’s legs, knocked him off the “monkey board,” or conductor’s stand, and while he was lying on the the...
monkey board n.— «Thy driver, like Nimshi’s son—/Driveth/Furiously!/And the cad upon the monkey-board/The monkey-board behind/Scorneth the drag—but goes/Downhill like mad.» —by James Parton Parodies and Burlesques (New York...