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Monseigneur
noun (Messeigneurs ) a title equivalent to My Lord , used to address a French or French-speaking man of high rank or birth, eg a bishop or prince (abbreviation Mgr, pl Mgrs ).
[17c: French, from mon my + seigneur lord]
noun (Messeigneurs ) a title equivalent to My Lord , used to address a French or French-speaking man of high rank or birth, eg a bishop or prince (abbreviation Mgr, pl Mgrs ).
[17c: French, from mon my + seigneur lord]
Monsieur
noun (Messieurs )
1 a title equivalent to Mr for a French or French-speaking man (abbreviation M, pl MM ).
2 (monsieur) a Frenchman, when not used with a surname.
[16c: French, originally mon my + sieur lord]
noun (Messieurs )
1 a title equivalent to Mr for a French or French-speaking man (abbreviation M, pl MM ).
2 (monsieur) a Frenchman, when not used with a surname.
[16c: French, originally mon my + sieur lord]
Monsignor
noun (Monsignors or Monsignori ) a title given to various high-ranking male members of the Roman Catholic Church (abbreviation Monsig. or Mgr) .
[17c: Italian, from French Monseigneur]
noun (Monsignors or Monsignori ) a title given to various high-ranking male members of the Roman Catholic Church (abbreviation Monsig. or Mgr) .
[17c: Italian, from French Monseigneur]
monsoon
noun
1 especially in the area around the Indian Ocean and S Asia: a wind that blows from the NE in winter (the dry monsoon) and from the SW in summer (the wet monsoon).
2 in India: the heavy rains that accompany the summer monsoon.
3 colloq an extremely heavy fall of rain.
[16c: from Dutch monssoen , ultimately from Arabic mawsim season]
monsoonal adjective .
noun
1 especially in the area around the Indian Ocean and S Asia: a wind that blows from the NE in winter (the dry monsoon) and from the SW in summer (the wet monsoon).
2 in India: the heavy rains that accompany the summer monsoon.
3 colloq an extremely heavy fall of rain.
[16c: from Dutch monssoen , ultimately from Arabic mawsim season]
monsoonal adjective .
monster
noun
1 especially in fables and folklore: any large and frightening imaginary creature.
2 a cruel or evil person.
3 any unusually large thing.
4 old use a deformed person, animal or plant.
adjective huge; gigantic monster portions .
[14c: from French monstre , from Latin monstrum an evil omen]
noun
1 especially in fables and folklore: any large and frightening imaginary creature.
2 a cruel or evil person.
3 any unusually large thing.
4 old use a deformed person, animal or plant.
adjective huge; gigantic monster portions .
[14c: from French monstre , from Latin monstrum an evil omen]
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