moonbat
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9.9
- noun
- /ˈmuːnˌbæt/
- Offensive
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lunático
- Methinks a bunch of moonbats who gleefully jump on every word.
Examples
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At the meeting, he spoke like a true moonbat, with no regard for facts or logic.
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Nobody counts on moonbats to do anything except make fools out of themselves.
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Nobody with any intelligence counts on moonbats coming to the rescue.
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Sullivan is a total moonbat; I watched this morning flipping through the channels...
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I initially thought you to be just another moonbat moron, but now I must consider you a vindictive liar as well.
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Fortunately, the moonbat party lost this time, but they're all set to double down on the stupidity.
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Sorry to see you go, but you've been acting like a far-left howling moonbat for quite some time.
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After 9/11, all but the hyper moonbats got behind Bush.
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I don't understand how people can elect such moonbats like Jerry Brown or my state's Martin Owe, Mallet.
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Many people dismissed the protestors as mere moonbats without rational arguments.
Synonyms
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6.9
A person with very strong political or religious views who supports radical action
A person with very left-wing political views that others use as an insult
A person who supports extreme left-wing political change
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Etymology
Moonbat mixes moon and bat: moon has long been linked to 'crazy' ideas and bat is like 'batty', meaning 'silly' or 'crazy'. A helpful way to remember it is that it is a rude name for someone seen as politically 'crazy' or 'extreme'.