(Abbreviation)
Molybdenum Observatory Of Neutrinos
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(Adult / Slang)
1. The ass or the anus. Usage in this sense dates back to the mid-18 th century. See ass and anus for synonyms.
QUOTES:
(1) The script (Hilary Gilford) and Nicole Springer (Catherine Keener) in Living in Oblivion (1994): -- Script: ' He's wonderful, isn't he? (...) I wonder what his sign is. Do you know, Nicole? ' -- Nicole: 'I don't know his sign, but I think his moon is in Uranus.' (A pun on: your anus.)
(2) Caroline (Andie MacDowell) and Charles (Hugh Grant) in Four Weddings and a Funeral (1993): -- Carrie: ' Why do you think it's called honeymoon? ' -- Charles: ' Hmmm, I don't know. I suppose it's honey because it's sweet as honey and moon because it's the first time a husband got to see his wife's bottom.'
3. Or: moon about / moon along / moon around , to idle, lounge, or wander about aimslessly; to behave in a dreamy, abstracted manner from being moonstruck (infatuated).
QUOTE: Lt. Willoughby (Jack Allen) about Harry Faversham (John Clements) in The Four Feathers (1939): ' I don't know what's come over the lad. Can't take a joke, never takes a drink, moons about all day, reads poetry all night. If that's love, give me indigestion.'
(Noun)
An object that exclusively orbits one of the planets of the solar system, also an object that would have been a terrestrial planet if it had orbited a star, and instead orbits an object with sufficient mass to give itself a mostly round shape that in turn orbits a star, brown dwarf, or a sub-brown dwarf.
Usage: The moon orbits a secondary body whose primary is a sub-brown dwarf.
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An object that exclusively orbits one of the planets of the solar system, also an object that would have been a terrestrial planet if it had orbited a star, and instead orbits an object with sufficient mass to give itself a mostly round shape that in turn orbits a star, stellar remnant, brown dwarf, or a sub-brown dwarf.
Usage: The moon orbits a secondary body whose primary is a sub-brown dwarf.