Word
mong
/ˈmɔŋ/
Definition
n. a person who is considered to be a fool or a loser. It is a very rude and offensive word used to insult someone's intelligence or character.
n. a contemptible or foolish person. Highly offensive in register; typically used as a pejorative to express intense disdain or mockery.
Examples
“He is such a mong for believing that lie.”
“The crowd started calling him a mong after he made a series of obvious mistakes during the game.”
“While the term is common in certain regional dialects, calling someone a mong in a professional setting is almost guaranteed to result in immediate social and professional repercussions.”
Examples
simple
“He is such a mong for believing that lie.”
contextual
“The crowd started calling him a mong after he made a series of obvious mistakes during the game.”
complex
“While the term is common in certain regional dialects, calling someone a mong in a professional setting is almost guaranteed to result in immediate social and professional repercussions.”
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