monkey shines
Mischeivous doings.
monkey shines by Gumba Gumba March 15, 2004
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Monkey Shines
Monkey Shines by mrdudeman1122 March 25, 2010
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Monkey Shines
There are two definitions used for Monkey Shines.
1. A fight or dispute among friends
2. A rut of bad luck
1. A fight or dispute among friends
2. A rut of bad luck
def. 1 - Johnny and I had a bit of the ol' monkey shines this evening
def. 2 - Will these monkey shines never end?
def. 2 - Will these monkey shines never end?
Monkey Shines by starlightdreamer92 December 29, 2008
Monkey shine
Monkey shine by slangmaster2 February 28, 2010
monkey shiner
A miscrient person of dubious racial background who is frequently turning his man shaft black pink black pink black pink white.
monkey shiner by manmountains March 2, 2014
monkeyshines
Mary's 5 year old cousin keeps stealing her shoes and hiding them around the house. That kid is full of monkeyshines.
monkeyshines by CalicoECash May 21, 2009
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monkeyshine by vernon dutton January 22, 2004
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