Money, mun'-e, s.; pl

Moneys or Monies; any piece metal, usually gold, silver, or copper, stamped by public authority, and used as the medium of exchange; bank-notes or bills of credit i ued by authority; wealth. See Mint. Money-broker, mun'-e-bro-kér, mun'-e-tshange-er,}S s. a broker who Money-changer, deals in money. Moneyed, mun'-id, a. rich in money; in the form of Moneyer, mun'-e-er, s. a banker; a coiner of money. a Moneyle , mun'-e-les, a. destitute of money. Money-making, mun'-é-make-ing, a. realizing money or Money-market, mun'-e-mär-ket, s. a general term for Money-matter,mun'-e-mat-ter, s. an affair about money. Money-order, mun'-e-or-der, s. a convenient form of Money-scrivener, mun'-e-skriv-nėr, s. a person who Money-spinner, mun'-e-spin-ner, s. a small spider, sup Money's-worth, mun'-ez-wurth, s. something that will Monger, mung'-ger, s. a dealer, generally used in com Mongol, mong'-gol, 8. a native of Mongolia: a. a Mongolian, mon-go'-le-an, s belonging to Mongolia. Mongrel, mung'-grel, a. of a mixed breed: s. an animal Mongrelize, mung'-grel-ize, v.a. to render mongrel. Moniliform, mo-nil-e-form, a. like a necklace (L. mormonism, mo'-nizm, s. development. of the all or uni Monistic, a. founded on the principle of Monition, mo-nish'-un,. s. admonition; warning; notice Monitive, mon'-e-tiv, a. admonitory. Monitor, mon'-e-tur, s.one who warns or admonishes; Monitorial, mon-e-to'-re-al, a. relating to or performed Monitory, mon'-e-tur-e, a. giving admonition; warning ing: s. admonition; warning. Monitre , mon' -e-tres, s. a female monitor. Monk, mungk, s. one who separates himself, singly or Monkery, mung'-ker-e, s. the life of monks. Monkey,mung -ke, s. quadrumanous animal, embracMonkey-boat, mung'-ke-boat, s.a boat employed in the Monkey-bread, mung'-ke-bread, s. the fruit of the to Africa. Monkeyism, mung'-ke-izm, s. resemblance to monkey, Monkey-jacket, mung'-ke-jak-et, s. a thick pea-jacket. Monkey-pot, mung'-ke-pot, s. the fruit of a Brazilian to tree, on which monkeys feed. Monkey-wrench, mung'-ke-rensh, s. a spanner with a Monkhood, mungk'-hood, s. the condition or character Monkish, mungk'-ish, a. like a monk; monastic. Monk's-hood, mungks'-hood, s. an aconite, the roots of Monk's-seam, mungks'-seem,. s. a seam made by laying Monobasic, mon-o-ba' -zik, a. with one equivalent of Monocardian, mon-o-kär -de-an,, a. having a single heart Monocarp,mon'-o-kärp,, s. an annual plant, or one which Monocarpous, mon-o-kär'-pus, a. bearing fruit but once. Mono cephalous, mon-o-sef -a-lus, a. with only one head of Monoceros, mo-nos'-e-ros, s. a unicorn or one-horned Monochlamydeous, mon-o-kla-mid -e-us, a. having a