mononch
/mɒˈnoʊntʃ/ or /mɑːˈnoʊntʃ/Definitions
1. noun
A type of nematode worm, specifically a species of the genus Mononchus, which is a type of predatory soil nematode.
“The research focused on the role of mononches in regulating soil ecosystems.”
2. noun
A unit of measurement in the British Imperial system, equivalent to a unit of force or weight, now largely replaced by the newton or kilogram.
“The old system of measurement used to reference mononches in the context of industrial machinery.”