be over the moon 

be (or jump) over the moon - be very happy.
feeling, showing, or expressing extreme joy; very pleased

This person was lean and brown, his eyes were extremely clear; he held himself very straight and looked fit to be over the moon. (J. Galsworthy, ‘The Little Man and Other Stories’, ‘The Perfect One’

‘It's only a few weeks since you were over the moon about Davina.’ ‘Well, now I'm not.’ (P. H. Johnson, ‘The Survival of the Fittest’, part VI, ch. V)

be over the moon by Inessik February 26, 2009

keith moon 

a sexy beast of a drummer. Keith played for The Who, often known for smashing his drumsets, passing out on stage, drinking too much, driving cars into pools, and blowing up toilets.

"Yeah, remember how Keith Moon put goldfish in his drumset?"

keith moon by Aliceness February 4, 2010

Bad Moon Rising 

When something bad in the foreseeable future is about to happen.

Johnny:My parents found out about the broken garage window and now they're pissed.

Jerry: I see a bad moon rising

Bad Moon Rising by the fax February 12, 2009

rusty moon

A horrendous anal infection in which one tries to fart but accidently shits their pants violently causeing the soupy mass to cover your entire ass. hence rusty moon

holy shit i just made a rusty moon!

rusty moon by rusty moon October 14, 2014

get you to the moon 

get you to the moon means you will never give up on that person. through thick and thin.

i’ll get you to the moon.

get you to the moon by not here April 7, 2019

flag on the moon

A colloqualism that has the same effect as the phrase 'what the fuck' (abbr. wtf?!) i.e. denoting incredulity.
This phrase first appeared in the 1961 D film 'The Beast of Yucca Flats',due to the director actually misplacing the soundtrack of the movie, and it has since been a mystery why or what it had to do with the movie plot.

"My best friend was a crafty butcher..."
"Flag on the moon, mate?!"

flag on the moon by Coleman Francis Jr. April 26, 2006

keith moon 

British Drummer, 1946 – 1978, best known as the drummer for The Who during their most creative period. At his peak (circa 1970), Moon was probably the finest rock drummer that ever was. He was one of the first drummers to employ an extended drum kit (two bass drums, etc.) – more unusually, he had a style that could actually make full use of all the extra equipment. (Listen to “Cobwebs and Strange” off “A quick one” to get some idea of what Moon was capable of – not exactly a drum solo, but the closest thing he ever recorded to one.) His ability was progressively eroded by substance abuse and a destructive lifestyle up to his death in 1978. His passing effectively marked the end of The Who, although they released two more albums of original material (with Kenny Jones as drummer) and have continued to tour intermittently since.

One of my greatest regrets is not seeing a performance by The Who with Keith Moon at his peak.

keith moon by avgfhadsfkjbvhadsfjhbv October 3, 2006