A violent, tough chick who hates idiots and is always loyal to her friends. She is always ready to argue with witty comebacks at the ready and, when worst comes to worst fists ready. She is WAY out of ANY guys league . . .
Dude 1: OMG that girl is such a creep
Dude 2: Quick, shut up, you were talking about Monica's friend!
Monica: *glare* *punch*
Dude 1: *dies inside*
Dude 2: Quick, shut up, you were talking about Monica's friend!
Monica: *glare* *punch*
Dude 1: *dies inside*
by Plath Bawse March 30, 2017
Monicas are kind and persuasive. If you mean a Monica, you may have your ups and downs, but a friend like her is too good to lose. She can be very intimidating at times, but your friendship will be worth it!
by MetallicWood April 10, 2017
by Moniminikita April 14, 2008
An all-around awesome girl. She's cute, fun, funny, and a very cool fangirl. She loves music, especially The Last Sleepless City. She's the best friend a guy can ask for!
by Huhuhuhuhu October 27, 2014
Monica is that one girl that stands out from somebody else in her own way. She never lets anybody pick, cheat or fight with anybody else without a good reason why, especially her family. She might be quiet sometimes but will set fire like a Roman Candle, when needed to! You might think of her as pretty, cute, beautiful, or maybe even hot at sometimes, but she wants to be herself and it's hard for her to do that around certain people.
In summary, When you think of "Monica" think of her as that one thing you needed deep down inside, and never let her go once you found her!
In summary, When you think of "Monica" think of her as that one thing you needed deep down inside, and never let her go once you found her!
" I love you, Monica!"
by From a Monica November 24, 2016
1. Italian: from a feminine form of Monico.
2. Spanish Mónica: from the female personal name Monica, the name of the mother of St. Augustine. She was a Carthaginian, so the name may well be of Phoenician origin. However, in the early Middle Ages, it was taken to be a derivative of Latin monere ‘to warn or advise’, and was associated with the spiritual guidance that she gave to her famous son.
2. Spanish Mónica: from the female personal name Monica, the name of the mother of St. Augustine. She was a Carthaginian, so the name may well be of Phoenician origin. However, in the early Middle Ages, it was taken to be a derivative of Latin monere ‘to warn or advise’, and was associated with the spiritual guidance that she gave to her famous son.
I love Monica
by Meng Li July 11, 2008
by Juanmoretime24 January 20, 2019