monesin

[Mod. Lat. mones (ia); -in.] Chemistry: A compound resembling saponin, extracted from the bark of Chrysophyllum glycy phœum . *mon-ěste, v . t . [MONISH.] To warn, to admon ish. "Therfore we usen me age for Crist as if God mon estith bi us, we bisechen for Crist be ghe rec ounce i lid to God."- Wycliffe : 2 Corinthians v. mon-e-tar-y, a. [Lat. moneta =money (q. v.); Fr. monétaire.] Of or pertaining to money; consisting of money.