muni
or mu·ny
[myoo-nee]Informal.
Origin of muni
by shortening
Muni
[myoo-nee]
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Examples from the Web for muni
Contemporary Examples of muni
No significant income from muni bonds, which I would have expected from someone in his tax bracket.
You needed to play championship courses; you instead chose a muni.
Historical Examples of muni
All the people knew about him, they called him a "sage" or "muni" and the "Bodhisatta."
The BuddhaPaul Carus
The Muni, on this account, gave him the name of Sagara, meaning with poison.
Castes and Tribes of Southern IndiaEdgar Thurston
But the king disdained these gentle flowers of speech which the Muni offered him.
The Gtakamlrya Sra
Under the disguise of a Muni this hypocrite acts like a fowler.'
The Gtakamlrya Sra
Satisfying his wants with blades of grass, he bore the handsome appearance of a Muni.
The Gtakamlrya Sra