monkey-branches
monkey-branches is the third-person singular simple present indicative of monkey-branch.
Meaning of monkey-branch
Verb
monkey-branch (third-person singular simple present monkey-branches, present participle monkey-branching, simple past and past participle monkey-branched)
- To attempt to improve one's status (at work, or in personal relationships, etc.) by repeatedly choosing the best option and then moving to better options as they become available.
- There's a term for it called "monkey branching" that was introduced in the previous chapters. Like a metaphorical monkey swinging thru branches, they level up on men they encounter as potential mates in their lives, and so should you.2020, Acie Mitchell, How to Be a High Value Man: The Blueprint to Success With Women, page 67
Questions about monkey-branches
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- Monkey-branches is the third-person singular simple present indicative of monkey-branch.
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