the monster
Example:
he has the monster
he has the monster
the monsters
A monster is something you ask your parents to check under the bed for (if you are a kid).A monster is also an energy drink that teenagers and some adults drink to get energy. Monster energy drink has 140mg to 160mg+ of caffeine and B Vitamins.Monstering
The art of abusing people. Of ambushing them with questions, following them with questions, hounding them with questions, driving them to their fucking graves with questions. It’s sort of being like a photographer, except no ones' killed any royalty doing it…yet.
Monster
Monstered
Monster
Monsterating
When a woman's time of the month makes her extremely grumpy/angry/hungry. Inspired by "Modern Family".
Example:
Luke: Did you see Alex cry about the commercial, then scream at me for not bringing her enough ice cream?
Phil: Yea she's totally monsterating right now, stay away.
Luke: Did you see Alex cry about the commercial, then scream at me for not bringing her enough ice cream?
Phil: Yea she's totally monsterating right now, stay away.
Monster
Monster
A scary caffeinated drink that Mormon children are told to check their closets for before they go to bed.
Example:
Jimmy, if you're hiding Monster in there, you won't be allowed to participate in family game night for a week!
Jimmy, if you're hiding Monster in there, you won't be allowed to participate in family game night for a week!
Monster
\'män-stər\ n 1 : an abnormally developed plant or animal. 2 : an animal of strange or terrifying shape; also : one unusually large of its kind. 3 : an extremely ugly, wicked, or cruel person.
Example:
To usually mean make-believe and often magical creatures of unknown or known origin, like Slenderman or Bigfoot. When used to describe a person, however, it's much more demeaning. You're basically denying that person of having any resemblance of a human being - morals, emotions etc. It's not a nice thing. Some people are cold, but not all to their very core like some seem.
My own grandmother called me a monster. She was probably right, but it still hurt...
To usually mean make-believe and often magical creatures of unknown or known origin, like Slenderman or Bigfoot. When used to describe a person, however, it's much more demeaning. You're basically denying that person of having any resemblance of a human being - morals, emotions etc. It's not a nice thing. Some people are cold, but not all to their very core like some seem.
My own grandmother called me a monster. She was probably right, but it still hurt...