Monty

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• Monty — bezeichnet: Monty (Comic), amerikanischer Comic Monty ist der Vorname folgender Personen: Monty Alexander (* 1944), US amerikanischer Jazz Pianist und Melodica Spieler Monty Arnold (* 1967), deutscher Schauspieler, Komiker und Synchronsprecher… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Monty — may refer to the following: Contents 1 People 2 Fictional characters 3 Books and comics 4 Film and television 5 …   Wikipedia

• Monty — m English: short form of MONTAGUE (SEE Montague) or of the much rarer MONTGOMERY (SEE Montgomery) and MONTMORENCY (SEE Montmorency), all of which have gone through the cycle of transformation from French placename to Norman baronial name to noble …   First names dictionary

• monty — see FULL MONTY …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• monty — ► NOUN (the full monty) Brit. informal ▪ the full amount expected, desired, or possible. ORIGIN of unknown origin; perhaps from the full Montague Burton, apparently meaning «Sunday best three piece suit» (from the name of a tailor), or in… …   English terms dictionary

• Monty — Para la conductora de televisión chilena apodada «Monty», véase Monserrat Torrent. Monty Nombre Xavier Monteys Verdaguer …   Wikipedia Español

• monty —    Until about 1914 children in Monmouthshire, Chepstow, and villages of the Wye Valley used to go from house to house early on *New Year s Day carrying a monty , which was an apple or orange standing on three sticks and decorated with holly or… …   A Dictionary of English folklore

• monty — noun (in phr. the full monty) Brit. informal the full amount expected, desired, or possible. Word History This phrase has been recorded only recently and its true origin has never been ascertained. It has been suggested that it comes from the… …   English new terms dictionary

• monty — mon|ty [ˈmɔnti US ˈma:n ] n the full monty informal something that includes everything possible …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• monty — See the full monty …   Contemporary slang