Moony

[moo-nee] /ˈmu ni/

adjective, moonier, mooniest.
1.
dreamy, listless, or silly.
2.
pertaining to or characteristic of the .
3.
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/ˈmuːnɪ/
adjective moonier, mooniest
1.
(informal) dreamy or listless
2.
of or like the moon
3.
(Brit, slang) crazy or foolish
adj.

1580s, “like the moon;” 1848, “dreamy, listless,” from moon (n.) + -y (2). Cf. moon (v.).

adjective

Behaving in a pleasantly listless and dreamy way: in a back booth at Caballero’s where Carolyn and I talked and became drunk and moony (1848+)

noun

A member or disciple of the Unification Church

[fr the name of the leader, Sun Myung Moon]

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