Crossword clues for mona
mona
- Title in a da Vinci masterpiece
- Title for da Vinci's Lisa
- Smilin' Lisa
- Ms. Lisa
- Marge Simpson's mother-in-law
- Lisa's first name?
- Lisa in the Louvre
- Leonardo's model
- Honorific in a da Vinci masterpiece
- Freeman or Lisa
- Former Poet Laureate Van Duyn
- First name of Homer Simpson's mother
- First name in Louvre
- Da Vinci's Lisa
- Conservative columnist Charen
- Classic painting, ___ Lisa
- Big name at the Louvre
- Bart Simpson's grandma
- "--- Lisa"
- "___ Lisa" (painting in the Louvre)
- ___ Lisa (Louvre exhibit)
- __ Lisa Vito: "My Cousin Vinny" role
- U.S. poet laureate ___ Van Duyn
- Smirking subject of Leonardo
- Scott-Young who created "Love & Hip Hop"
- Pulitzer-winning poet Van Duyn
- Passage off Puerto Rico
- Name in a da Vinci masterpiece
- Lisa's grandmother
- Lisa's first name
- Lisa of note
- Lisa at the Louvre
- Leonardo da Vinci's ... Lisa
- Katherine's "Who's The Boss" role
- Katherine's "Who's the Boss?" role
- Katherine, on "Who's the Boss?"
- Just before Lisa
- Island off P. R
- Homer's mother
- Helmond's role in Who's the Boss?
- Green monkey
- Freeman of the movies
- Former U.S. poet laureate Van Duyn
- Former Obama policy adviser Sutphen
- First name of "La Belle Joconde."
- First name in smiles
- First name in masterpieces
- Famous Lisa
- DaVinci's subject
- DaVinci's Lisa
- DaVinci subject
- Classic painting, ... Lisa
- Bo Diddley song
- Angela's mother (played by Katherine Helmond) on "Who's the Boss?"
- Abe Simpson's estranged wife
- 1991 Pulitzer poet Van Duyn
- "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" proprietor ___ Stangley
- "The ___ Lisa"
- "Drowning ___" (2000 DeVito/Midler comedy)
- "Anywhere But Here" writer Simpson
- "Anywhere But Here" novelist Simpson
- "________ Lisa"
- "________ Lisa Smile"
- "___ Lisa" (painting with a famous smile)
- "___ Lisa" (painting that features a mysterious smile)
- "___ Lisa" (Nat Cole tune)
- "___ Lisa" (Louvre attraction)
- "___ Lisa" (Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece)
- "___ Lisa" (da Vinci painting)
- "___ Lisa" (2018 Lil Wayne hit featuring Kendrick Lamar)
- "___ Lisa Smile" (2003 movie)
- "___ Lisa Overdrive" (William Gibson novel)
- "___ Lisa Overdrive" (1988 sci-fi novel)
- 'Who's the Boss?' role
- '-- Lisa Smile' (Julia Roberts film)
- '-- Lisa Smile'
- _____ Lisa
- ____ Lisa
- ___ Lisa Vito (Marisa Tomei’s Oscar-winning role)
- Alas I’m no fancy oil painting
- Portrait of Somalian vandalised
- Portrait of animal so original
- "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" lady
- Former U.S. poet laureate _____ Van Duyn
- "_____ Lisa"
- "Who's the Boss?" mother
- Actress Washbourne
- Former U.S. poet laureate ___Van Duyn
- Poet Van Duyn
- "___ Lisa" (Nat King Cole song)
- "Black Beauty" star Freeman
- Novelist Simpson
- "Who's the Boss?" role
- Pulitzer poet Van Duyn
- Political columnist Charen
- "Black Beauty" star ___ Freeman
- First name in portraits
- "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" woman
- Author Simpson
- "___ Lisa Smile" (2003 film)
- ___ Van Duyn, 1991 Pulitzer-winning poet
- Marisa's "My Cousin Vinny" role
- Marisa's role in "My Cousin Vinny"
- Homer Simpson's mom
- Lisa with a "mystic smile"
- Bart Simpson's grandmother
- "First name" in the Louvre
- Poet ___ Van Duyn
- Villainess Vanderwaal of TV's "Pretty Little Liars"
- Homer Simpson's mother
- Leonardo da Vinci's "___ Lisa"
- An island northwest of Wales
- Actress Barrie
- Opera by H. Parker
- African monkey
- Monkey not in the Louvre
- Smiling Lisa
- Green monkey's relative
- Helmond role on TV
- Actress Freeman
- Memorable Lisa
- A Lisa
- Leonardo's lady
- Green monkey's cousin
- Lisa who got framed
- "___ Lisa," Cole hit
- Louvre's "___ Lisa"
- Actress Maris
- Freeman of the cinema
- Leonardo's Lisa
- Leonardo lady
- Woman who barely smiled
- She of the strange smile
- Freeman of the screen
- "___ Lisa," 1949 song
- Louvre name
- Opera by Horatio Parker
- Half of "La Gioconda"
- Lisa or Freeman
- Spanish she-monkey
- ___ Island, Puerto Rico
- Lisa's leader
- Girl's name
- Da Vinci's "___ Lisa"
- ___ Lisa Vito (Marisa Tomei's role in "My Cousin Vinny")
- Small monkey
- "__ Lisa"(da Vinci work)
- '-- Lisa'
- ' Lisa'
- Leonardo's subject
- "____ Lisa"
- First name in famous models
- First name in famous art subjects
- Lisa of the Louvre
- Leonardo's "____ Lisa"
- Da Vinci's "____ Lisa"
- "Who's the Boss?" character
- ''__ Lisa''
- Part of a Louvre name
- Lisa's title at the Louvre?
- "Listen to Your Love" band
- "___ Lisa" (Leonardo da Vinci painting)
- "___ Lisa Smile" (Julia Roberts film)
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Mona \Mo"na\, n. [CF. Sp. & Pg. mona, fem. of mono a monkey, ape.] (Zo["o]l.) A small, handsome, long-tailed West American monkey ( Cercopithecus mona). The body is dark olive, with a spot of white on the haunches.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
fem. proper name, from Irish Muadhnait, diminutive of muadh "noble."
Wiktionary
n. (taxlink Cercopithecus mona species noshow=1), a West African monkey.
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Wikipedia
Mona may refer to:
Mona (c. 1951 — June 21, 2007) was a 7,800 pound Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) on exhibit at the Birmingham Zoo in Birmingham, Alabama ( USA). Mona's age was contested. According to zoo officials, she was born in the wild around 1947. An entry in a stud book maintained by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums gives an approximate birth year of 1951.
She was housed in Miami, Florida for about two years before debuting in Birmingham on July 4, 1955, the year the Zoo reopened at its present location in Lane Park. She was estimated to be 55 or 56 at the time of her death. The average life span of female Asian elephants, in the wild, is currently estimated to be about 60 years. In captivity it is estimated to be 43. Some individuals outside of the United States have lived in excess of 70 years in captivity.
During her tenure at the zoo, Mona inhabited a pen with access to two concrete-floored stalls in the zoo's pachyderm building. The effect of concrete floors on captive elephants has been shown to be detrimental, and Mona's feet were badly damaged by the so-called "Zoo-Genic Elephant Foot Disease". Her outdoor enclosure was dirt-floored, but the surface had been packed hard by her continual pacing.
Enrichment activities enjoyed by Mona included painting and playing music. Her normal routines were highlighted by special treats of marshmallow Peeps, Altoids and peanuts used as rewards in training. She was also given a large watermelon cake and several toys each year on July 7, which was observed as her birthday and celebrated with a party for zoo visitors.
On January 31, 2005 Mona's companion of 48 years, Susie, died at the zoo at age 53. Since then Mona was the zoo's sole elephant. The Elephant Sanctuary offered to relocate and house Mona at their facility near Hohenwald, Tennessee without charge. The "Alabama Wildlife Advocates" actively lobbied for this move, which was rejected by Zoo officials. The group created an online petition and demonstrated outside the zoo during her annual birthday celebration.
Zoo director Bill Foster argued that the stress caused by travel and resettlement would not be healthy for Mona, and that she should not, at her age, have been subjected to the behavior and pecking order of an unfamiliar herd. He indicated that the zoo planned to improve her habitat and was considering adding a companion to her exhibit.
On June 18, 2007 zoo staff found Mona unable to stand on her own and assisted her with slings. It was surmised that one of her legs had become numb from her lying on it. She was placed on 24-hour watch and appeared to be in good health and spirits in subsequent evaluations. Nevertheless, two days later she indicated that she was unwilling to get to her feet, even with assistance. Zoo veterinarian Marie Rush consulted with other staffers and the decision was made to euthanize. She was pronounced dead at 10:30 AM on June 21, 2007, with a necropsy set to begin the same afternoon.
Mona is a female, and sometimes male, given name and a surname of multiple origins.
Mona is an American rock band from Dayton, Ohio and Bowling Green, Kentucky who is based in Nashville, Tennessee, United States. The band rose to fame appearing as part of the BBC's Sound of 2011 poll; which was revealed on 5 December 2010. The band were also crowned the Brand New for 2011 title at the MTV Awards. Their debut album was released on May 16, 2011 in the UK through Zion Noiz Recordings/ Island Records and was released on February 28, 2012 in the US through Zion Noiz Recordings/ Mercury Records.
"Mona (I Need You Baby)" is a song written by Elias McDaniel (real name of Bo Diddley) and was the B-side to his 1957 single, " Hey! Bo Diddley".
According to Diddley's obituary in The New York Times, "Mona" was a song of praise he wrote for a 45-year-old exotic dancer who worked at the Flame Show Bar in Detroit. The song also became the template for Buddy Holly's " Not Fade Away".
Mona is the debut album by the American alternative rock band Mona. It was released in the United Kingdom and Europe on May 16, 2011 via Zion Noiz Recordings/ Island Records and in the United States on February 28, 2012 via Zion Noiz Recordings/ Mercury Records.
The album was recorded and produced by the band independently and mixed by producer Rich Costey.
Four singles were released from the album in the UK: "Listen to Your Love", "Trouble On the Way", "Teenager" and "Shooting the Moon".
Mona was released on CD, digital download and limited edition collector's vinyl which was limited to 500 hand numbered copies.
Usage examples of "mona".
Mona the clone threw her arm across her eyes then, realising what must have happened, shoved Billy Anker away from her.
When she woke, she thought for a moment that someone was bending over her: in the same instant, she saw herself marooning Billy Anker and Mona the clone in the shadow of the gas giant.
Billy Anker and Mona the clone lying half out of the long cobalt shadows.
Mona the clone had felt only contempt for her, and Billy Anker had pitied her even as she killed him: in addition his hard death still hung before her, like the menu for her own.
Deirdre Gorell took a martini and, declining anything more substantial, drifted in the direction of the dining room, where she found Mona Woolner replenishing bowls of nuts and chips.
Background checks were waiting for him on Deirdre Gorell, Mona Woolner, Mario Baldasare, Professor Hollendorp, and the Lochlynns.
In hoc medio cursu est insula, quae appellatur Mona: complures praeterea minores subiectae insulae existimantur, de quibus insulis nonnulli scripserunt dies continuos triginta sub bruma esse noctem.
Mona, we never needed a war leader, and it seemed quite in order to give Magg the honorary title.
The sheep were little naked Monas and they did not look like sheep at all.
Lately I saw a highly colored composition of green peas, grated carrots, tomato jelly, shrimp, maidenhair fern and pimiento which I regarded as little, if at all, inferior to the Mona Lisa.
Mona went to hospital with rhinitis caused by strong perfume on plane.
The island, most beautiful in all the world, was Britain, and the castle by the western sea was Caer Seint, by Segontium, and the island across the shining strait was Mona, isle of druids.
I had the feeling that if I told her I was takling her to the cannibal isles to sell her for stew meat, she would wear the same Mona Lisa smile of total acceptance.
The beast, known as the bear-horse for the length of his pelt and the shape of his nose, was sire to half of the best youngstock on Mona but his passion was war and he had not seen enough of it.
A sense of loyalty to Mona was not needed to enforce this discretion, and after that first allusion to her she never sounded her name.