1. (noun) Montgomery glands, or monties, that are partially visible underneath a woman's blouse or
top. When in a private setting, the clothing might be transparent. But more often, a montease occurs in public, when an otherwise
modest blouse allows the contours of the Montgomery glands to become visible, as bumps in the fabric.
2. (
verb) to expose the contours of
one's monties (Montgomery glands) with revealing clothing, especially when done deliberately, in public.
"When it gets cold, my girl's monties pucker up and show through a
tight blouse, if the cloth is real thin. Sometimes, her monties show when it's not cold, it's just a sign that she's feeling
hot." (LOL)
Overheard on the outdoor patio of a restaurant, as a
cool fall breeze spread a chill over the crowd:
"Dern... I wonder if our waitress knows that her nips are doing a montease? It almost hurts to look."
"Yep... it's very difficult to look her in the eye... it's
like she's flashing her high-beams!" (LOL)