mons
[monz]
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noun, plural mon·tes [mon-teez] /ˈmɒn tiz/. Anatomy.
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Origin of mons
Mons
[mawns]
noun
mon
[mon]
noun Scot. and North England.
Mon
[mohn]
noun
Mons.
Hainaut
[e-noh]
noun
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Examples from the Web for mons
Contemporary Examples of mons
In the cold, the German and British soldiers climbed out of their trenches at a place called Mons.
Historical Examples of mons
With hard rowing we got that night (11th January, 1701,) to Mons.
A Sketch of the Life of Brig. Gen. Francis MarionWilliam Dobein James
The Marne, and the Retreat from Mons straightened him in his saddle.
The Leopard WomanStewart Edward White
But as no Art was ever invented and perfected at once; so it remain'd for Mons.
OrchesographyJohn Weaver
Feuillet, to raise the compleat and finish'd Superstructure on Mons.
OrchesographyJohn Weaver
All who have been in France about that time have heard of the reputation of Mons.
Mons
noun
Hainaut
Hainault
noun
Mon
noun
Symbol: Talaing
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mons
[mŏnz]
n. pl. mon•tes (mŏn′tēz)
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