moniter

[mon-i-ter]

noun

1. a frequent misspelling of monitor.

Word History and Origins

Origin of moniter¹

First recorded in 1925–30

Example Sentences

Excuse me, but if President Obama felt like there were a pressing issue about helping to assure that all voters had access to fair and open polling places during this up-coming election, he certainly could order that the Justice Department assign Federal Marshals to help moniter those polling places via an executive action.

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How do you know when an ex Spice girl has been on your computer?,......... there's tipex on your moniter screen.

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It has been advised, Be wise as Serpents: why, there is a piece of Wisdom, whereto that old Serpent, the Devil himself, may be our Moniter.

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I wish you had been my Moniter in Time.

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