Monkey and Youth

Monkey

Monkey noun - A physiological need for certain drugs.

Youth and monkey are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Youth" instead a noun "Monkey".

Nearby Words: monkeying, monkeyed

Youth

Youth noun - A young person who is between infancy and adulthood.
Usage example: rounded up the neighborhood youths and organized them into a softball team

Monkey and youth are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Monkey" instead a noun "Youth".

Nearby Words: youthful, youthfully

How words are described

old old monkey old youth
poor poor monkey poor youth
intelligent intelligent monkey intelligent youth
actual actual monkey actual youth
Other adjectives: perpetual, black, young, white, new, local.

Both words in one sentence

  • The 1950's screwball comedy Monkey Business, where a scientist's lab monkey accidentally creates a youth serum (or at least, it makes the drinker act like a kid again).
  • Series / True Jackson, VP Amanda had become the butt monkey just as much as Kopelman later on, culminating in her age regression by the Fountain of Youth and ensuing wedding postponement or cancellation and forced firing from Mad Style.
  • Series / Not the Nine O'Clock News Powersuit Monkey: Gerald the Gorilla The Secret of Long Pork Pies: In one sketch, a woman from a youth employment scheme goes to visit the owner of a successful pie factory, who employs a large number of young people from the scheme.
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