by B1234** May 18, 2022
It is when a person denies being someone they are due to extreme shaming.loss of a SLAM DUNK sure bet that backfires.
Well ID MON WAGER LOSS is no other than as was said in $50 = $49,999,950 has become a corporate embarrassment as it flipped to " JAMIE DIMON CEO JP MORGAN CHASE has no RETENTION BONUS as the $49,999,950 $50 is way more as it was said how BIG WHEELS does it has miserably failed so he is scampering the FAG REVENGE methodology by trying to cause massive trouble for ANAL ALAN but the thing is I would think OLIVIA-NEWTON JOHN and her MCA SINGLE would have been way more important but you know what they say , " LIGHTNING CAN'T STRIKE IN THE SAME PLACE AGAIN" at least that is what MURPHY SAYS.
by .MANDATORY SHITEATER May 23, 2022
Someone of big notoriety and status, person that should be respected. Derived from the lore of the Puschkin Boys.
by Puschkin Boys February 3, 2023
by GHIPAGRNJIP March 23, 2018
Pronounced similarly so that it rhymes with 'bomb' or 'gone', A 'Mon' is an individual from the Cheshire region of the Uk who is characterised with a high interest in tractors.
They are typically not an actual expert in farming per se, thier love for tractors and associated machinery are thier only areas of interest.
The word 'Mon' is derived from 'Man' and designed to emulate the more slack jawed speech of the rural population of the area. It is typically incorporated into a greeting as follows: "Alreet (country slang for alright?) me (my) mon"
Many non-countryside influenced individuals use this way of addressing each other in order to sound simulator to the inhabitants of rural areas of cheshire i.e Nantwich, Malpas, Audlem etc.
They are typically not an actual expert in farming per se, thier love for tractors and associated machinery are thier only areas of interest.
The word 'Mon' is derived from 'Man' and designed to emulate the more slack jawed speech of the rural population of the area. It is typically incorporated into a greeting as follows: "Alreet (country slang for alright?) me (my) mon"
Many non-countryside influenced individuals use this way of addressing each other in order to sound simulator to the inhabitants of rural areas of cheshire i.e Nantwich, Malpas, Audlem etc.
"Alreet me mon, me john deere's PTO shaft has broken"
Or
"Can I lend a 3/4" socket for me Land Rover mon?"
Or
"Can I lend a 3/4" socket for me Land Rover mon?"
by Wonnywocketwon December 4, 2019
A bad bitch... but make it a guy. He is a star, he is successful and artsy. He's a savage, but kind and has a big personality. The most caring person you can get along with.
Omg, he's Mon! I love him!
by BlueKiki November 21, 2021
by EnglishKingKon November 22, 2021