moniter

[ mon-i-ter ]

noun

1. a frequent misspelling of monitor.

Word History and Origins

Origin of moniter¹

First recorded in 1925–30

Example Sentences

Excuse me, but if President Obama felt like there were a pressing issue about helping to assure that all voters had access to fair and open polling places during this up-coming election, he certainly could order that the Justice Department assign Federal Marshals to help moniter those polling places via an executive action.

From New York Times

How do you know when an ex Spice girl has been on your computer?,......... there's tipex on your moniter screen.

From BBC

It has been advised, Be wise as Serpents: why, there is a piece of Wisdom, whereto that old Serpent, the Devil himself, may be our Moniter.

From Project Gutenberg

I wish you had been my Moniter in Time.

From Project Gutenberg