mony
- proper noun
- * I love you, Mony, mo, mo, mo
You find that John Money had a very difficult childhood.
- You find that John Money had a very difficult childhood.
Examples
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Submitted by Suman Chowdhury (Mony) from Bangladesh.
Blog text (32) -
We dance to Billy Idol and Modern English, "Mony Mony," "I Melt With You," "I Love Rock 'N Roll," and extended dance versions of "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic" and Blondie's "Rapture" and anything by The Cars.
Fiction book (2001) -
You find that John Money had a very difficult childhood.
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And not only that, but John Money's results.
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Hey, you can't start with Mony Mony!
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Roth Chan Mony, a dancer at the Royal Ballet, speaks with pride about her small business venture in partnership with a relative.
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Mony Group of New York named Joel A. Lichvar a financial professional with Mony Life Insurance Co.
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The song that replaced this at #1 in the US was Billy Idol's version of "Mony Mony," a cover of a Tommy James and the Shondells song.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mony is used as a given name or family name in several countries and has different roots in different languages, so it works as a person's 'name'. A simple way to remember Mony is to treat it as a name rather than the words 'many' or 'money'.