Mon·tauk 
(mŏntôk′)
(mŏntôk′)n. pl. Montauk or Mon·tauks
1. A member of a Native American people formerly inhabiting the eastern end of Long Island in New York.
2. The Algonquian language of the Montauk, dialectally related to Mohegan and Pequot.
3. A member of any of various Algonquian peoples of eastern and central Long Island connected with the Montauk.
[From a place name of Montauk origin.]
- open listing
- open loop
- openly
- open market
- open marriage
- open meeting law
- open mike
- open-minded
- open-mindedly
- open-mindedness
- open-mouthed
- open-mouthedly
- openness
- open (one's) eyes
- open one's eyes
- open-pollinate
- open-pollination
- open season
- open secret
- open sentence
- open sesame
- open shop
- open-source
- open stock
- open system