mooned
Americanadjective
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Origin of mooned
Example Sentences
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After opening the door, the teen mooned Chandra and ran back to the car, completing the prank known as a “ding-dong ditch.”
From Washington Times
Its revolving illumination is an extremely rare emerald-green light, making me think of the green light at the end of Daisy’s dock that Jay Gatsby mooned over.
From Los Angeles Times
I mooned around in the alleyway outside, smoking and talking to strangers about what we’d seen so far.
From The Guardian
An unidentied player was disqualified on the first day of the World Series of Poker Main Event, PokerNews.com reported, after he threw his shoes, dropped his pants and mooned the table.
From Seattle Times
And then as you turned around, he mooned them all, even little kids, where I felt so bad.
From Fox News
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