Someone who frequently participates in or attends Model UN conferences as a delegate, an organizer, a staff member, or a faculty advisor. Can be applied to an individual that used to be very active in Model UN but now only drops by during conferences or hangs with fellows that are still active.
All those MUNers must really enjoy that conference or they wouldn´t keep coming back each year.
Only a MUNer would be weird enough to know Kofi Annan´s middle name.
Only a MUNer would be weird enough to know Kofi Annan´s middle name.
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by endlessmalarky April 18, 2012
Get the munesh mug."Muneera is usually used as a name in Arabic which means "bright".However, one can use it in a sentence to describe an object that is bright. The name "Muneera" is usually used for a female, but it also can be used for a male however it will be used as "Muneer" without the last letter which doesn't change the meaning of the word. Although the name is very common in an Arab country,it is still not as popular as the name "Mohammed".
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Get the Munesha mug.A surname derived from the Old-French word for "Dark Skinned." A very old name, with some of the more prominent French owners living in the region of Picardy in 900 AD. It was a term of endearment, as in "Look at that handsome, productive dark person." However, most of the owners of this particular surname today are decidedly white in complexion. It's an alternate spelling of Morneau, which is itself an alternate spelling of Morineau, which upon itself is a diminutive of the Germanic surname, More. All of these surnames mean the same thing. In fact, the word "More" was even used when describing a dark cloth. The origin is thought to stem from the identification of the Moors, who were a mixed population of people who had immigrated from western north Africa. Though today many of the Moors are members of the nation of Islam, the words More and Morineau were in use far before the start of the Muslim religion. Many people with this name live in Canada and the US, however, there are small populations living in such diverse locations as even Switzerland and Japan, if you can believe that. Japanese citizens with French last names...crazy stuff.
I met someone with the last name, "Morneault".
More-No? What kind of name is that?
Well, he said it means "dark-skinned," but...
...He's white, isn't he?
Yup.
More-No? What kind of name is that?
Well, he said it means "dark-skinned," but...
...He's white, isn't he?
Yup.
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And no one cares that "the great" Berto-whatever lives here. It is however, the home town of Johnny Benson- the not so great race car driver.
And no one cares that "the great" Berto-whatever lives here. It is however, the home town of Johnny Benson- the not so great race car driver.
Ya know- Marne. Rhymes with Barn... The highway exits between the Coopersville dump and Grand Rapids.
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