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A modified name given by parents who want their child's name to be cute and unique, just like their precious little snowflake. Instead, it only causes everyone who has to spell the name to roll their eyes at the pretentious stupidity of the parents.

Telltale signs include the unnecessary doubling of letters, apostrophes, changing vowels to Y, and extra silent letters thrown in.

Examples include Krystall, Rhyley, Khandace, Myk'chelle, De'Wayne, Dillhon, and Brookhlyne.
Khrystyll?? What kind of moronic parents came up with that modnom?
modnom by SirWishbone October 24, 2009
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Neito Monoma 

Neito Monoma is the definition of pure beauty and is a very misunderstood character. He needs to be seen more than just hating class 1A, I feel like he just wants his class to be recognized because class 1B really does have stronger students than class 1A, but Monoma is just pure beauty and needs to be understood more often. :)<3
“Wow have you heard of Neito Monoma?”

“Yes I have! He’s the absolute definition of pure beauty and needs more love”
“I agree!”
Neito Monoma by aqxticx June 14, 2021
sweet rabbit baby who didnt deserve what she went through
*cries in monomi*
monomi by milkteamoth July 4, 2020

Neito Monoma 

The hype man of class 1B. He’s the definition of perfection. He’s misunderstood and very very good looking.
Person 1: Hey do you know that dude from class b in my hero academia?
Person 2: Oh you mean Neito Monoma. Yup he’s the best!
Neito Monoma by neiitomonoma June 14, 2021
The most misunderstood and underrated character in My Hero Academia. He cares for his classmates and wants the best for them all. Plus he's hilarious and his quirk is cool. The fandom hates him for spitting facts, class A is trash and overrated. Monoma is also an adjective to describe something great and beautiful.
"look at this guys, he's such a monoma, I wish I could be him :'("
Monoma by goldyorac January 5, 2021
Monomoe is another word for, "Satan" as in the demonic creature that rules the underworld. Originally created by Destinie Lunsford. Just yell it out in a throat-held-back voice for fun!
"MONOMOE"
Monomoe by Bleplep564 January 31, 2020

Neito Monoma 

Neito Monoma is a character from My Hero Academia.
His quirk is copy, he used to copy 3 quirks with for 5 minutes, but now Monoma can copy 4 quirks for 10 minutes. Neito has a lot of hate for class 1-A, he's been hating on them because he only heard about Testutestu's complains about them and also because of Bakugo. Neito likes French cuisine and Franco-Belgian comics. His hero name is Phantom Thief, his birthday is on May 13th which is also Shindo's birthday. He may be rude to class 1-A but with his classmates he's really supportive and friendly with them, whenever they're down Monoma will surely come and comfort them. He's based on a real life person which is Dane Deehan (an actor). He's 5'7 and born in Kanagawa Prefecture. His reasoning behind his hero outfit is because kendo said "he said his quirk was copy so he didn't need anything extreme". The three stopwatches in his outfit is supposed to tell the duration of the quirks he copied, he can also trick his opponents to thinking he can only copy three quirks and that he has a bit of time left until the quirk runs out. He's also an underrated character
??: "What do you think about Neito Monoma?"

???: "Dude he's my favorite character!"

??: "Same!! I'm so glad you think that!"
Neito Monoma by neitosimp24/7 February 27, 2022
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