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British Slang: Moony

Moony ['mu:ni]: Crazy, mad, (mentally) confused. Silly, reckless, unreasonable, funny. Example usage: 'No', said Stella, unable to stop the moony look crossing her face. Definition from English-Bulgar

Moony ['mu:ni]:

  • Crazy, mad, (mentally) confused.
  • Silly, reckless, unreasonable, funny.

Example usage:

'No', said Stella, unable to stop the moony look crossing her face.

Definition from English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Moony:

  • Lunar, moon-like.
  • Crescent-shaped.
  • Illuminated by moonlight.
  • Dreamy, absent-minded, infatuated.
  • Silly.

Moon [mu:n] – moon, moonlight.

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