moenie
/ˈmʊni/(also moeni, mooni) informal
verb
[no object] And as an auxiliary with bare infinitive: don't; (you) mustn't. Frequently used humorously in phrase moenie panic (also worry) (nie): don't panic, don't worry.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Charles Pettman (b. 1851). From Afrikaans moenie —— (nie) must not, do not ——, shortened from Dutch moet niet from moet + niet.
- asymmetrical warfare
- asymmetric bars
- asymmetric conflict
- asymmetric warfare
- asymmetry
- asymptomatic
- asymptote
- asymptotic
- asymptotically
- asynchronous
- asynchronously
- asynchronous transfer mode
- asynchrony
- asyndetic
- asyndeton
- as you do
- asystole
- asystolic
- (as) —— as all get out
- (as) —— as anything
- (as) —— as hell
- (as) —— as pie
- (as) —— as sin
- as —— as the next man
- as —— as they come