Monkey

munkl, n.; pi. -eys, -iz. One of an order per of 4-handed mammals, having pectoral mammae, com short legs with hand-shaped prehensile feet, usual- -nt-a, ly, long arms with clasping hands, and almost alor wa}Ts a hensile pretail, — sometimes applied to boons; apes and baa name of contempt, or of slight kindn e s s i the Heads of Monkeys, hammer of a, „... „'_..? er. X> S>n»ad*; 2, Cebidae. — p i MonkOyism, 1 e-driv -Y-izm, n. Conduct of a monkey; resemblance to a monkey in disposition or actions. — MonkOy-jack'et, n. A taille , close-fitting jacket. — rail, n. (Naut.) A second and lighter rail; end, eve, t»rm; la, Ice; 5dd, tone, 6r j raised about 0 inches above the quarter-rail of a ship. — wrench, n. A wrench or spanner having a movable jaw. Monkey-wrench. 267