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monopodio 

(1) a captain of thieves (named for the character from Miguel de Cervantes' novella _Rinconete y Cortedillo_);

(2) someone who uses unfair business practices to squeeze out a rival (17th century Spain)
When Burgos's interests succeeded briefly in curbing Bilbao's participation in wool export to Bruges, outraged Bilbaino merchants and shippers immediately labeled the action with the current epithet, monopodio. (from Stein's _Silver, Trade, and War_ p. 15)
monopodio by Mr. Badger February 25, 2012
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monosodium glutamate 

Longer term for MSG, A flavor enhancer
more commonly used to refer to E621
Joe: Have you heard about some of the controversy surrounding monosodium glutamate?
Ben: You mean the furry porn website or the flavor enhancer

monopolize 

To take up one's time in their busy life.
She was monopolizing his time with kayaking adventures.
monopolize by Jenn May 9, 2003

Monosodium Glutamate 

A cruel term used by furries to bait innocent people to E621.
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monomotional 

When someone expresses only one emotion usually never smiles or shows happiness.
Me- "Hey dude how you doing?" :D

Guy- :|

Me- "Ok bro have a good one!" :D

Guy- :|

Me- "Cheer up bro. Don't be so monomotional."
monomotional by Bell2k16 August 4, 2014

Monosodium Glutamate 

If you're searching this up on urban dictionary of all things, you already know what it means.
Person 1: "What's your favorite site?"

Person 2: "Monosodium Glutamate *wink-wink*"

monopolizing

v.t. - verb transitive

1. to get, have or exploit a monopoly of.
2. to get or occupy the whole of; aquire exclusive possession or control of.
Amanda has been monopolizing the conversation all night.
monopolizing by surfer girl May 6, 2005
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