mon
Caribbean informal address
Mon is an informal or dialectal shortening of man, used as a form of address especially in Jamaican English and some Scottish dialects: Come on, mon!
It carries a casual, familiar tone.
In Japanese, mon refers to a family crest or emblem used to identify households and clans.
Single, as prefix
monologue · monocle · monopoly · monochrome · monotone · monarch · monastery · monk
Regional informal speech
Spelled-out letter shortening
- shorthandAbbreviated writing system
- acronymWord made from initials
- abbreviationShortened word form
- contractionReduction in size
truncation · shortening · scheduling · planner · datebook · appointment · weekly
Non-weekend calendar day
- workdayStandard labor period
- calendarDate-tracking system
- schedulePlan of timed events
- routineRegular sequence of actions
blues · back to work · first day · weekly cycle · productivity
Beloved person or pet
- sweetheartAffectionate name for beloved
- belovedOne who is treasured
- dearTreasured or costly
- term of endearmentAffectionate name for someone
affectionate · intimate · romantic · French · Francophone · amour
mono
Single, as prefix
Greek · monologue · monocle · monopoly · monochrome · monotone · monarch · monastery · monk · monastic
patois
Regional informal speech
dancehall · Kingston · Caribbean · greeting · slang · dialect
initialism
Spelled-out letter shortening
- shorthandAbbreviated writing system
- acronymWord made from initials
- abbreviationShortened word form
contraction · truncation · shortening · scheduling · planner · datebook · appointment · weekly
weekday
Non-weekend calendar day
routine · blues · back to work · first day · weekly cycle · productivity
darling
Beloved person or pet
- sweetheartAffectionate name for beloved
- belovedOne who is treasured
- dearTreasured or costly
term of endearment · affectionate · intimate · romantic · French · Francophone · amour
- making moneyGaining wealth through work
- make moneyAcquire wealth through work
- no moneyState of being broke
- money talksRiches hold influence
- save moneyReduce expenditure, accumulate funds
- spending moneyCash for incidentals