monotopical

Someone who always talks about the same subject, or keeps the same topic active for weeks.

That guy is so monotopical nobody wants to talk to him any more.

by Herculoid February 20, 2010

Monsterita

One of the best drinks ever made. A mix of ground ice, Monster, and margarita mix. Very sweet, but highly enjoyable.

Damn, that Monsterita was the sweetest drink I've ever had!

by c0mpletextacy October 9, 2010

Monstore

A massive store. (Could be grocery store, clothing store, etc.)

Did you see Nike's new monstore at the mall today?

If you want our sales to increase, we're going to need to upgrade our shop to a monstore!

by Dilshan7 February 24, 2019

Monosodium Glutamate

If you're searching this up on urban dictionary of all things, you already know what it means.

Person 1: "What's your favorite site?"

Person 2: "Monosodium Glutamate *wink-wink*"

by SPAM Can Campervan March 20, 2023

monotonize

v. To make monotonous.

Adults can monotonize any activity.

by Dave Scarpetti April 27, 2005

Internal Monitoring & Enforcement

IME is a better task force than literally the other 4. I really don't give a fuck what skull thinks but I'd rather be doing the epic gamer moves rather than doing the cringe guarding as A-1, lego recontaining and B-7, or participate in a point and click adventure game as S-9. E-11 is cool I guess.

"Wow is that Internal Monitoring & Enforcement?"
"yes"

by Theidelpyro January 19, 2021

monotritheist

A person who believes a single God being exists in three persons. In Hinduism this is called Trimurti, in Dharma it is called Ayyavazhi and in Christianity it is called Trinity. This differs from standard monotheists where Muslims, Jews and other beliefs clearly state that there is only one God with no additional persons.

Monotritheist Examples in different religions:
Hindu Example:
Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are One God.

Dharma Example:
The Soul, The Spirit and The Body are One God (Ayya Vaikundar).

Christian Example:
The Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are One God.

by skhan January 31, 2010