Definitions For Mong

Etymology 1

From Middle English mong, monge, mang, from {{inh, en, ang, ġemong}}, ġemang, t=a mixture, mingling, throng, crowd, company (whence Modern {{cog, en, among}}), from {{der, en, gem-pro, mangą, t=mix}}. Compare {{cog, gem-pro, *mangijaną, t=to knead, mix}}.

Pronunciation

{{enPR, mŭng}}, /ˈmʌŋ/ (audio stream unavailable) {{rhymes, en, ʌŋ}}

Noun

MONG (plural MONGs) (dialect) A mingling, mixture, or crowd.Chambers Twentieth Century Dictionary (dialect) A muddle or confusion.

Derived terms

mongcorn

Etymology 2

{{contraction of, en, mongrel}}

Pronunciation

{{enPR, mŭng}}, /ˈmʌŋ/ (audio stream unavailable) {{rhymes, en, ʌŋ}}

Noun

MONG (plural MONGs) (Australia, slang) A mongrel dog.{{cite-web, url=http://www.artistwd.com/joyzine/australia/strine/m-5.php, title=Australia Decoded 'M-5', work=Joyzine, accessdate=2009-03-05}}

Etymology 3

Contraction of Mongol or mongoloid.

Pronunciation

{{enPR, mŏng}}, /mɒŋ/ (audio stream unavailable) {{rhymes, en, ɒŋ}}

Noun

MONG (plural MONGs) (dated, offensive, pejorative, British, slang) A person with down's syndrome. (pejorative, British, slang) A stupid person.

Etymology 4

{{clipping of, en, among}}{{R:Online Etymology Dictionary}}

Pronunciation

{{enPR, mŭng}}, /mʌŋ/ (audio stream unavailable) {{rhymes, en, ʌŋ}}

Preposition

(obsolete) Alternate form of 'mong.