mono pol it ant (mono pol it an)

[As mono polite + -an, after the erroneously a umed analogy of cosmopolitan, etc.] A monopolist. Hee was no diving politician, Or project-seeking mono pol it an . John Taylor , Works (1630). ( Nares .) Mono pol i tans of starch, tin, fish, cloth, oil, vinegar, salt, and what not. Quoted in Oldy's Sir Walter Raleigh, monopolitet (mō-nop'ō-līt), [ ite, after the erroneously a umed analogy of cosmopolite.] Same as monopolist. You march ant Mercers, and Monopolites , Gain-greedy Chap-men, periur'd Hypocrites. Sylvester, tr. of Du Bartas's Weeks, i. 3. monopolization (mō-nop"ō-li-za's hon), n. [ monopolisation . (1