Sailor Moon was created by Naoko Takeuchi although it was a programme for girls aged from 4 to 11, but the programme was such a success that even boys started to watch Sailor Moon. Sailor Moon is a programme of where there are five sailor scouts Sailor Moon, Sailor Mars, Sailor Jupitor, Sailor Mercuary and Sailor Venus. Althought there are more sailor scouts these are the main five Sailor Moon and the sailor scouts must maintain peace thoughout the land and also they must protect there indentity as no one must kmow who they are.
by anime lover July 22, 2003
A Moon Troll is a slang term for a black person. They hang out on porches and ambush prey such as watermelon, fried chicken and red kool-aid.
by TommyHaze February 24, 2012
Some stupid, EXTREMELY overrated movie that has brainwashed young teenage girls. You cant turn on your TV or get on the internet without seeing something about it everywhere you look. The books and movies took away the true meaning of a vampire. Vampires were originally supposed to be dark, aggressive creatures. The Twilight saga has caused this to change. Now the definition of a vampire is "OMG Edward is like so totally hot, like OMG".
Mary Sue- I've seen New Moon 35 times since it came out and i plan on going back. Did i mention that EDWARD IS LIKE SO HOT. I THINK I JUST CREAMED MY PANTIES THINKING ABOUT HIM!
by Theonewithoutaname December 01, 2009
The Lunar equivalent of noon/midday.
The time of day or (more often) night when the moon is at its highest point in the sky.
The time of day or (more often) night when the moon is at its highest point in the sky.
Hey, d'you think we can stay up 'til moon noon?
Na, the moon just rose, I'll be out long before moon noon.
Na, the moon just rose, I'll be out long before moon noon.
by Thumpy October 17, 2010
Originally, in a season in which four full moons occurred, the blue moon was the third of these.
In 1946, an error in the magazine *Sky and Telescope* led to the term referring to the second blue moon in a month.
Today, the phrase 'blue moon' is used to refer to an event that happens quite rarely. Interestingly, by either of the definitions given above, it would ean something that occurs on average every 2.5 years.
In 1946, an error in the magazine *Sky and Telescope* led to the term referring to the second blue moon in a month.
Today, the phrase 'blue moon' is used to refer to an event that happens quite rarely. Interestingly, by either of the definitions given above, it would ean something that occurs on average every 2.5 years.
by Darth Ridley February 27, 2007
Arriving at such of state of intoxication as to render oneself in a near-comatose stupor, whereby one is generally passed out on their back for an extended period of time.
by DIzzy the Jackal January 31, 2009