monther

English

Etymology

month +‎ -er

Noun

monther (plural monthers)

1. (in combinations) A period of a certain number of months.
   • 2011 August 20, Liane Wimhurst, “The squalid, lonely death of Ivan Kanev”, in The Independent‎^[1]:

     The drug is known as "seven-monther" – the amount of time it takes to kill.

   • 2011 August 26, Liane Wimhurst, “Rhinos pair pass fitness tests”, in Sky Sports‎^[2]:

     "He's turned Kallum Watkins around. We all thought initially that's a definite eight-monther.