Moonface
- proper noun
- Literature
- Again, Battles and Moonface are the major omissions I would have liked to see, but I understand many thought the former lost some of their punch without Tyondai, and that the latter.
- Moonface," he says
Examples
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Moonface.
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"Sher, that's Moonface, isn't it?" she said, without looking up.
Fiction book (1995) -
I've known about Rachel York (who plays the character Reno Sweeney) and Fred Applegate's (who plays Moonface Martin) careers, and I'm learning so much from them.
Blog text (9) -
"Moonface, would you like to join us for an adventure in the Magic Faraway Tree?"
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"As they entered the magical world, Moonface waved excitedly at his friends waiting below."
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"The children laughed as they spotted Moonface peeking out from behind a bush in the enchanted forest."
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Moonface mixes moon ('the round object in the sky') and face ('the front of the head'). Enid Blyton used this name for a friendly character with a round, moon-like face in the Magic Faraway Tree, so the name helps you picture his round, cozy face.