Moonblerry
Moonblerry by monsinka September 9, 2020
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moonberries
a piece, or pieces of fruit submerged in moonshine for the purpose of flavoring, and absorbing said 'shine. Once the submerged moonberries have become saturated, they're consumed along with the moonberry flavored 'shine for the purpose of intoxication.
"The other night I didn't guzzle a drop of booze but I mowed down a shit ton of moonberries and failed my ethyl glucuronide detection test. It's back to the clink for this one-too-many-moonberry-eating jailbird."
moonberries by Andegeorsonreg May 1, 2013
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Moonberry
A common name for a fictional type of berry that is seen in many Dungeons and Dragons style universes. In most cases they are fairly unremarkable, sweet and edible, and not much different to most berries we have in the real world. Their unusual name usually instead serves to add a sense of mysticism and curiosity to the place they were grown. They are also commonly consumed in the form of juice and even sometimes wine.
Moonberry
(N):1. Moonberries are very complicated. First of all they are not from the moon, they are from the bleeding rectum of Rossie O'Donald. Rossie O'Donald once sharted so hard in her blue undergarments that pieces of her very rectum shot into the sky. These ass pieces landed on the moon and are now called moonberries. Moonberries are used to enlarge your penus and allow you to shit fire ants coverd in aunt jemia syrup at an allarming rate, EAT WITH CAUTION.
E: Wow! The moonberry is comin in early this season, papa. Maybe the ants wont make me bleed this time.
Moonberry by stankystrawberry January 15, 2011
Moonberry
Person 1: "remembers moonberrys famous words: moonberry"
Person 2: "ok i wont forget those wise words!"
Person 2: "ok i wont forget those wise words!"
Moonberry by _mS.m3D1oCr3_ May 5, 2022
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