Online Vocabulary for 11th July : Here is the complete list.

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Online Vocabulary for 11th July :

Money (n) : metal stamped into coins used for payments, currency note, wealth
Monger (n) : a trader, dealer
Mongoose (n) : a big squirrel-like animal which is known to kill poisonous snakes
Mungoose (n) : a big squirrel-like animal which is known to kill poisonous snakes
Mongrel (n); dog of mixed breed, plant or animal of mixed origin
Monitor (n): mentor, a kind of warship
Monk (n): a male member of a religious community under vow of celibacy
Monkey (n): an animal closely resembling man
Monkey (v) : act mischievously
Monocle (n) : single eye glass
Monogamy (n) : practice of being married to only one person at a time
Monogram (n) : two or more letters combined into a single design
Monolith (n): a large single stone which is carved into same figure
Monologue (n) : speech in a play, etc., by only one person
Monoplane (n) : an aeroplane with one wing on each side of the fuselage
Monopolize (v) : acquire the right exclusively to oneself
Monopoly (n) : sole right, a controlled product
Monosyllable (n): a word of one syllable
Monotheism (n): belief that there is only one god
Monotonous (adj.): uninteresting, unchanging, without variety, uniform
Monotype (n) : composing-machine that casts and sets up type
Monseigneur (n) : French title given to a person of high rank
Monsieur (n): Sir, a title of courtesy
Monsoon (n) : a seasonal wind
Monster (n): anything horrible from ugliness or wickedness
Monstrous (adj.) : horrible, huge, unnatural
Month (n) : the twelfth part of a year
Monthly (adj.) : occurring every month, coming out once in a month
Monument (n) : a memorial built in memory of a person or an event
Monumental (adj.) : memorial, commemorative
Mood (n): manner, state of the mind, a form of the verb to show its function
Moon (n) : the heavenly body which revolves round the earth and shines at night
Moor (n) : uncultivated land
Moorings (n.pl) : the articles (chain, ropes, etc.) required to hold a ship in position
Moose (v) : North American deer like animal
Moot (v) : bring forward for discussion
Moot (adj.) : disputable, debatable
Mop (n) : a duster
Mop (v) : dust, clean up

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