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moon (EN)
noun, verb

This word can also be a form of:
Moon (Proper noun)

noun “moon”

singular moon, plural moons
  1. any natural satellite of a planet
    The astronomer spent countless nights studying the moons orbiting Jupiter.
  2. (literary) a duration of roughly one lunar month
    They stayed in the desert for many moons until the weather grew cooler.
  3. a representation of the moon, often crescent-shaped
    The carnival float was decorated with glowing stars and moons.
  4. (historical) a crescent-shaped outwork in a fortification
    The castle's defenders built moons to better guard its gates.

verb “moon”

infinitive moon; he moons; past tense mooned; past part. mooned; ger. mooning
  1. (slang) to display one's buttocks, often as a prank
    The teenagers in the back of the bus mooned passing cars just to get a reaction.
  2. (colloquial, followed by "over" or "after") to be infatuated with someone
    She spent hours mooning over her favorite singer’s new photos.