mooner

Related to mooner: mooned

mooner

1. Someone who passes time in a languid, distracted, or aimless manner, half lost in contemplative thought but without a particular purpose; a day dreamer. I used to be worried that she was nothing more than a mooner with her head stuck in the clouds, but she proved to be one of the most intellectually advanced students this university has ever had. I spent a lot of my early teenage years as an angsty mooner, listening to melancholy indie music and musing over the nature of the world.

2. Someone who exposes their buttocks to others, typically as a prank (a practice called "mooning"). As the bus sped past us, a number of mooners stuck their rumps out the windows for us to see.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

mooner

1. n. a drunkard. (From moonshine.) This old mooner from up in the hills wandered into town last Friday and died in the town square.

2. n. an idler who does nothing better than stare at the moon. He’s sort of a mooner. No direction and no goals in life.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

grasp in the dark
sail around
noodle about (something)
reach out into
reach out into (something)
roam
roam about
go walkabout
putter along
waffled

References in periodicals archive

In a tripartite memorial to a pair of dead cats (Storehouse, Mooner, and Ougi, all 1990), Kelley articulated (but barely) a commentary on emotional displacement and cultural inadequacy that in the immediately preceding era of cold steel and hard cash would have been laughed out of the gallery.

Just pathetic: Michael Wilson on sore winners

One thing that puzzled many observers is that Welsh mooner Matthew Maloney, 20, was threatened with 12 months' imprisonment for showing his backside, while breast-baring 18-year-old Jemma-Anne Gunning only merited eight months' detention - a comparative bargain at four months per breast.

Confessions of an occasional mooner - that's all behind me

Let's see what can be done with their names: SCOTTY ta1 = otocyst SCOTTY ta2 = boycotts, cryostat, otocysts MOORE tp = Romeo MOORE ta1 = boomer, mooner, moored, morose, roomie MOORE ta2 = bedroom, boredom, doormen, groomed, hormone, promote SCOTTY MOORE ta5 = cytophotometries SCOTTY MOORE ta6 = spectrophotometry BILL ta1 = billy, brill, libel BILL ta2 = billet, billow, glibly, liable BLACK ta1 = blacks BLACK ta2 = backlit, backlog, becloak, layback BILL BLACK ta3 = blackballing FONTANA ta1 = nonfatal FONTAN A ta3 = nonfactual FLOYD ta1 = fondly FLOYD ta2 = dropfly, twyfold CRAMER ta1 = charmer, creamer, marcher CRAMER ta2 = carmaker, creamery, screamer

Silvery sleep

He said: "Mooner will say I'm messy and lazy but that's all lies.

THE ODD CUPPLE; Housemates Kev and Stevie arra best of friends but today they go head to head in last-eight due; lARRA BEST

If David proves popular in EastEnders - as expected - he's hoping to turn Eddie into a regular returning character."I'll be an occasional Mooner," he laughs.

My wife's the same age as my daughter.. I'm proud they are "great friends; EASTENDERS DAVID ESSEX

We used the BMT "Mooner" tool for loading clips and found it performed superbly.

Versatile Pro Series

'A teacher walked past at that moment so one of my friends pulled a mooner at him.

FLASH! BANG! WALLOP!; Cheeky girl bares breasts at builders working at her school She lands in trouble after brick she threw damages a car mirror She's fined pounds 65, ordered to control her anger - and grounded by mum

The Perth boss said: "Mooner looks to me like a young Jody Morris and he will be an integral part of our team.

Kev over the Moon as Lomas hints at deal

For using clips two accessory items are just about indispensable, a mooner for easily loading cartridges into clips and a de-mooner for removing fired brass from the clips.

In the beginning

Mooner 4.15 Nad Al Sheba Hasn't won for us yet after twice featuring here, but finally gets a decent draw following creditable effort from wide latest.

Horse Racing: BETTING WINDOW TODAY'S NAPS

The pompous mooner complained: 'I am a public school educated university student, not a lout.' Ah yes, of course, only the working classes are louts.

RICHARD WILLIAMSON COLUMN: LOUT IS TOPP OF CLASS

Mooner goes throughthesame operationandhopefully we'll have him back early next season.

We need top sixth sense; Craig eyes big finish for Saints

Doug Watson's Dynamic Saint came out on top under Richard Mullen in a wide-open 1m2f handicap on the dirt, denying Ted Durcan on Mooner in a driving finish.

Horse Racing: Linngari does the double; REPORT: UAE

He stayed at home along with Peaso and Mooner rather than travelling to Belfast with the squad.

Fitness fears for Saints trio

Mooner 5.50 Nad Al Sheba Top-class dirt performer makes swift reappearance after staying on over inadequate trip last week after long break.

Horse Racing: BETTING WINDOW; TODAY'S NAPS

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释义	mooner Related to mooner: mooned mooner 1. Someone who passes time in a languid, distracted, or aimless manner, half lost in contemplative thought but without a particular purpose; a day dreamer. I used to be worried that she was nothing more than a mooner with her head stuck in the clouds, but she proved to be one of the most intellectually advanced students this university has ever had. I spent a lot of my early teenage years as an angsty mooner, listening to melancholy indie music and musing over the nature of the world. 2. Someone who exposes their buttocks to others, typically as a prank (a practice called "mooning"). As the bus sped past us, a number of mooners stuck their rumps out the windows for us to see. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. mooner 1. n. a drunkard. (From moonshine.) This old mooner from up in the hills wandered into town last Friday and died in the town square. 2. n. an idler who does nothing better than stare at the moon. He’s sort of a mooner. No direction and no goals in life. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: grasp in the dark sail around noodle about (something) reach out into reach out into (something) roam roam about go walkabout putter along waffled References in periodicals archive In a tripartite memorial to a pair of dead cats (Storehouse, Mooner, and Ougi, all 1990), Kelley articulated (but barely) a commentary on emotional displacement and cultural inadequacy that in the immediately preceding era of cold steel and hard cash would have been laughed out of the gallery. Just pathetic: Michael Wilson on sore winners One thing that puzzled many observers is that Welsh mooner Matthew Maloney, 20, was threatened with 12 months' imprisonment for showing his backside, while breast-baring 18-year-old Jemma-Anne Gunning only merited eight months' detention - a comparative bargain at four months per breast. Confessions of an occasional mooner - that's all behind me Let's see what can be done with their names: SCOTTY ta1 = otocyst SCOTTY ta2 = boycotts, cryostat, otocysts MOORE tp = Romeo MOORE ta1 = boomer, mooner, moored, morose, roomie MOORE ta2 = bedroom, boredom, doormen, groomed, hormone, promote SCOTTY MOORE ta5 = cytophotometries SCOTTY MOORE ta6 = spectrophotometry BILL ta1 = billy, brill, libel BILL ta2 = billet, billow, glibly, liable BLACK ta1 = blacks BLACK ta2 = backlit, backlog, becloak, layback BILL BLACK ta3 = blackballing FONTANA ta1 = nonfatal FONTAN A ta3 = nonfactual FLOYD ta1 = fondly FLOYD ta2 = dropfly, twyfold CRAMER ta1 = charmer, creamer, marcher CRAMER ta2 = carmaker, creamery, screamer Silvery sleep He said: "Mooner will say I'm messy and lazy but that's all lies. THE ODD CUPPLE; Housemates Kev and Stevie arra best of friends but today they go head to head in last-eight due; lARRA BEST If David proves popular in EastEnders - as expected - he's hoping to turn Eddie into a regular returning character."I'll be an occasional Mooner," he laughs. My wife's the same age as my daughter.. I'm proud they are "great friends; EASTENDERS DAVID ESSEX We used the BMT "Mooner" tool for loading clips and found it performed superbly. Versatile Pro Series 'A teacher walked past at that moment so one of my friends pulled a mooner at him. FLASH! BANG! WALLOP!; Cheeky girl bares breasts at builders working at her school She lands in trouble after brick she threw damages a car mirror She's fined pounds 65, ordered to control her anger - and grounded by mum The Perth boss said: "Mooner looks to me like a young Jody Morris and he will be an integral part of our team. Kev over the Moon as Lomas hints at deal For using clips two accessory items are just about indispensable, a mooner for easily loading cartridges into clips and a de-mooner for removing fired brass from the clips. In the beginning Mooner 4.15 Nad Al Sheba Hasn't won for us yet after twice featuring here, but finally gets a decent draw following creditable effort from wide latest. Horse Racing: BETTING WINDOW TODAY'S NAPS The pompous mooner complained: 'I am a public school educated university student, not a lout.' Ah yes, of course, only the working classes are louts. RICHARD WILLIAMSON COLUMN: LOUT IS TOPP OF CLASS Mooner goes throughthesame operationandhopefully we'll have him back early next season. We need top sixth sense; Craig eyes big finish for Saints Doug Watson's Dynamic Saint came out on top under Richard Mullen in a wide-open 1m2f handicap on the dirt, denying Ted Durcan on Mooner in a driving finish. Horse Racing: Linngari does the double; REPORT: UAE He stayed at home along with Peaso and Mooner rather than travelling to Belfast with the squad. Fitness fears for Saints trio Mooner 5.50 Nad Al Sheba Top-class dirt performer makes swift reappearance after staying on over inadequate trip last week after long break. Horse Racing: BETTING WINDOW; TODAY'S NAPS
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