mooning (Meaning)

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mooning (p. pr. & vb. n.)

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The mischievous teenagers were caught mooning at a passing car.
The disgruntled employee mooned his boss as a final act of defiance.
The comedian's mooning routine was met with both laughter and disgust.
The pranksters mooned the opposing team during the football game.
The full moon hung in the sky like a giant, enigmatic eye, mooning down on the sleeping city.
The toddler innocently mooned the people in the park, eliciting a flurry of laughter.
The hikers stumbled upon a clearing and were surprised to see a bear mooning them from the distance.
The bride and groom danced under the mooning stars, symbolizing their love and commitment.
The mooning statue in the garden was a popular tourist attraction, despite its somewhat inappropriate nature.
The writer mooned her readers in the pages of her memoir, revealing her innermost thoughts and feelings.

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The mischievous teenagers were caught mooning at a passing car.

The disgruntled employee mooned his boss as a final act of defiance.

The comedian's mooning routine was met with both laughter and disgust.

The pranksters mooned the opposing team during the football game.