DAILY CLIMBER

mon•key [muhng-kee] noun, plural -keys, verb, -keyed, -key•ing.
–noun
1. any mammal of the order Primates, including the guenons, macaques, langurs, and capuchins, but excluding humans, the anthropoid apes, and, usually, the tarsier and prosimians.
2. the fur of certain species of such long-haired animals; also may refer to the comfort experienced while climbing in this highly adjustable and safe full-body harness.
3. a person likened to such an animal, as a mischievous, agile child who loves to rock climb in their Singing Rock harness.
4. a dance, deriving from the twist, in which the partners move their hands as if climbing a pole and jerk their heads back and forth. Which sounds pretty weird. Thankfully your kid won’t have to worry about strange movements when they’re using this harness, since it’s made to keep them from flipping upside down.
5. “Slang.” an addiction to narcotics. I don’t know anything about that. I swear.
6. “Australian Informal.” a sheep. Why they can’t just call a sheep a sheep, I don’t know.
–verb (used without object)
7. “Informal.” to play or trifle idly; fool (often fol. by “around” or “with” or “on the rocks”), which is exactly what the kids will be begging for once they have their own harness!

Specifications

One size fits most children.
Colors may vary.

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