monkaS
/ˌmʌŋkə ˈɛs/
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humorous/ˈmʌŋkˌæs/
monkaS interjection: an expression of fear or dread.
Interjection
monkaS
- An expression of fear or dread.
- 2 days after the ban announcement monkaS2023 December 6, @d00mwake, Twitter
- Wait Seeker's Armguard is getting buffed? monkaS2020 November 10, @risteband, Twitter
Origin of monkaS
From the emoticon which depicts a wide-eyed, sweating Pepe the Frog, named for its originator (MonkaSenpai) and "scared".
Questions about monkaS
- What does monkaS mean?
- MonkaS means an expression of fear or dread.
- What part of speech is monkaS?
- MonkaS is an interjection.
- How do you pronounce monkaS?
- MonkaS is pronounced /ˌmʌŋkə ˈɛs/.
Words near monkaS in the dictionary
Source and license
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