Got the monk on
Where I grew up near Doncaster the phrase "S/he's got the monk on" was commonly used to describe someone who was sulking. Any idea where this comes from?
I'm guessing it's because many monks take a vow of silence.
Where I grew up near Doncaster the phrase "S/he's got the monk on" was commonly used to describe someone who was sulking. Any idea where this comes from?
I'm guessing it's because many monks take a vow of silence.