michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] quoth: *> *>monger - O.E. mangere, from L. mango (gen. mangonis) "dealer, trader," *>from Gk. manganon "contrivance, means of enchantment." Used in comb. form *>in Eng. since at least 12c.; since 16c. chiefly with overtones of petty *>and disreputable. The modern verb is first recorded 1928, from the noun *>(but there was a verb form in O.E.). *> *> Hmm good job were not Roman or we'd be perlmagno's
In Portuguese, there is a word 'Monga' which sounds like Monger but is a slang word to describe mongoloids :)
Well, this is a rare, almost-technical word.
Normally, folks use to say "debilóide" to design the poor little brothers and sisters hit by this disfuncion... I think the equivalent english word is "debiloid" (is such word exists).
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