moon
/mun/
noun
- The natural satellite of Earth that shines at night.
- The full moon lit up the entire backyard.
- We watched the moon rise over the mountains.
- Astronauts have walked on the moon.
- A natural satellite of any planet.
- Jupiter has many moons orbiting it.
- Scientists discovered a new moon around Saturn.
- Each moon in our solar system is unique.
- A month, especially in a lunar calendar.
- In many cultures, a moon marks the start of a month.
- They counted the moons until the harvest.
- The festival happens every new moon.
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verb
- To dream or act in a distracted, aimless way.
- He mooned about the house all day.
- Stop mooning around and get to work.
- She spent the afternoon mooning over old photos.
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