Monkey Feet
Feet that have the ability to grasp, cling, pinch, throw, scratch,pick and slap just as well as the hands.
Monkey Feet by moisttowelette April 18, 2010
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Monkey feet
1. When 1 or more toes are longer then your big toe.
2. When a girls toes are long and hang over her sandals and look as tho she would pick up something with her feet.
2. When a girls toes are long and hang over her sandals and look as tho she would pick up something with her feet.
Damn! look at that girl. I dont think she should be wearing sandals with that bad a case of Monkey Feet.
Monkey feet by BelAirBassRocker April 1, 2008
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monkey feet
An all encompassing term used to describe hairy human feet, especially feet that have hair on both the toes and the top of the feet. This type of affliction is more common among males.
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Chronic Monkey Feet
The act of lighting a Tall-Bong by one's self using their feet to hold onto something to light the bong.
I was home alone and all I had to smoke out of was my 5 footer. So I used my Chronic monkey feet to light the Bong.
Chronic Monkey Feet by The Party Starter June 7, 2010
monkey spoon feet
The inability to provide a statement or answer to a question that actually makes logical sense. Often better to think before speaking. Statement such as "Be careful of meetings because sometimes meetings are only as useful as the meeting itself".
When someone says something that adds zero value or only makes sense in their mind, simply respond with monkey spoon feet.
monkey spoon feet by Munnling November 27, 2006
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