Montro

Dominican slang for buddy. pal. It literally means monster.

'qué lo que montro'

by kojakzito June 15, 2009

montro

Combination of the words mantra and motto. Shares the same meaning.

"Blame Roger first....that's her montro"

Taken from Episode 4, Season 3 of The Closer.

by Zweihander-FA March 28, 2010

Monero

Monero (XMR) is a private and untraceable cryptocurrency that keeps money confidential. Contrary to many cryptocurrency projects, it's actually grassroots, developed as a decentralized open source software, and dedicated to privacy & freedom.
See also SHUM.

- Did you hear the twitter hackers got caught by following their Bitcoin transactions?
- Haha, so dumb, they should have asked for Monero!

by 01111010 August 3, 2020

Marilyn Monroe

Marilyn Monroe was an American actress, model, and singer. Famous for playing comic "blonde bombshell" characters, she became one of the most popular sex symbols of the 1950s and was emblematic of the era's attitudes towards sexuality.

Bill: Who's the most beautiful woman from the 1950's?

Damian: That's easy, Marilyn Monroe!

by CannabisKings March 31, 2019

Inigo Montoya

You killed his father, prepare to die...

"My name is Inigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die."

by TADPOOL August 22, 2017

Ryan Montgomery

Best known for his entrepreneurial ventures, Ryan Montgomery innovates on the latest trends and gives advice to his supporters via his online channels. He is also the CEO of a reputable multi-state substance abuse facility named Boca Recovery Center.

Wow, did you see Ryan Montgomery’s latest post? I couldn’t be more motivated!

by Thomas Grindle April 3, 2019

Jaime Monroy

This is a latino guy who started as a stand up comedian in the mid- 70’s when he was 16, and their were no Mexican comedians in Hollywood. Jaime (his real name Alejandro Delgado) and Paul Rodriguez are like mexican pioneers… Jaime grew up in Lincoln Heights, East Los Angeles. Because he was under age and couldn’t get into nightclubs legally or television show castings without being accompanied by his parents, he got jobs like “valet” parking cars at comedy clubs as an employee or worked handing out tickets to TV show tapings in front of Hollywood Chinese Theatre on Hollywood boulevard then would go inside the TV shows like Happy Days, Laverene and Shirley, Mork and Mindy, the Jeffersons because he worked getting the studio audiences for the TV tapings and started getting “extra” work on TV shows. Theirs a documentary on this guy’s life coming out called “Hollywood Desperado”.

Mid-70’s, Mexican pioneer comedian Jaime Monroy headed for the bright lights of fame and fortune, and makes it as the Hollywood Desperado!

by Oralarry August 22, 2008