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full moon
/fʊl muːn/
Definition
1
The phase of the Moon when it appears fully illuminated from Earth, occurring approximately every 29.5 days as it orbits our planet.
2
Informal slang for the act of exposing one's bare buttocks to others, often as a prank or gesture of defiance.
Examples
The full moon cast an eerie glow over the campsite, turning s'mores into midnight masterpieces.
Werewolves everywhere rejoiced under the full moon, finally getting their monthly fur refresh.
He celebrated the game win with a cheeky full moon from the bleachers, instantly becoming a stadium legend.
Stargazers queued up for the full moon viewing party, armed with telescopes and questionable lunar conspiracy theories.