to mooning
- verb
- /ˈmuːnɪŋ/
- In class, he often found himself mooning, daydreaming about the girl he liked.
OK, you know, they showed like the moon, the moon going whatever, you know, Oh, these girls are half mooning over here and these bitches is Wolverine and over here.
- OK, you know, they showed like the moon, the moon going whatever, you know, Oh, these girls are half mooning over here and these bitches is Wolverine and over here.
Examples
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He was mooning over his crush, lost in thoughts of what could be.
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After their argument, she sat by the window, mooning about the times they spent together.
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And then these other alt coins, these other new crypto currencies, big air quotes there were mooning as well.
Synonyms
To spend time thinking and not pay attention
To spend time daydreaming and doing nothing useful
To walk or sit around slowly while feeling sad and lost in thought
To sit or stand and stare while lost in thought
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mooning (verb) comes from the same idea of being moony or 'dreamy', as if the moon has put you in a soft, distracted mood. That's why to moon or be mooning is to act quietly and lost in thought because of longing.