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Meanings of monkey in English
Usage of monkey in English
1
He took the child away and put the monkey in its place.
2
We must go lower down in the animal scale, to the monkey.
3
Soon the monkey learned how to sell wild chickens in the market.
4
The monkey climbed to the roof of the house and sat there.
5
Albert became waterboy; Earl was powder monkey, in charge of all blasting.
6
She reminded him of a cream-tinted monkey in the maddest of steeplechases.
7
But the baron is a vibrio and a monkey all in one.
8
The monkey went off in search of food from tree to tree.
9
The monkey took it very daintily and finally came to the table.
10
The monkey timidly extended a paw and the entranced Wilbur shook it.
11
Kill the bald-headed old man who is the father of the monkey.
12
The Devil killed the monkey and watered the vine with its blood.
13
No relation to the monkey-trial attorney, by the way, but many parallels.
14
He lay there, a sad little lump of monkey in the net.
15
That fight between the monkey and the cobra illustrates this quite clearly.
16
The crocodile was greatly surprised by this amicable salutation of the monkey.
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Monkey through the time
Monkey across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
South Africa
Common
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