birthmoon
Birthmoon is considered the first full moon after Easter. It signifies the coming of the new growing season.
birthmoon by Joshua Bananaman June 26, 2016
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Birthmoon
From the combination of two words, birthday and honeymoon. When you're on your honeymoon and it happens to also be your birthday.
"It's Lucas' birthday today, are you going to celebrate with him?" No, him and Kayla's just got married, so he's celebrating his birthmoon with her in DR."
"Did you wish Lucas happy birthmoon? It's his birthday and honeymoon today?"
"Did you wish Lucas happy birthmoon? It's his birthday and honeymoon today?"
Birthmoon by weddingday22 May 19, 2022
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Birthmonth
Birthmonth is the very special holiday provided to people born on the 1st of April or the 1st of January (the "Birthmonth Recipient"). Being born on these two particularly crappy days entitles the Birthmonth Recipient to an entire month of Birthmonth celebrations beginning the week leading up to the actual Birthday and ending on the last day of the Month. The April Birthmonth celebration begins on the 24th of March to make up for the shorter, 30 day month of April. Birthmonth is a celebration of Joy and Freedom for all who offer Birthmonth greetings to a Birthmonth Recipient.
My husband was born on April 1st. Birthonth is the happiest time of the year as it brings me so much joy to shower him with gifts for the entire 37 days of Birthmonth!
Birthmonth by SSkizzle McDingleberry May 29, 2018
BirthMonth
The month you were born in. Celebrated starting the actual day of your birth through to the last day of that month. The BirthMonth person gets to pick the choices of food, movies, activities etc. for that month.
Happy BirthMonth to you,
Happy BirthMonth to you,
Happy BirthMonth dear Maizy,
Happy BirthMonth to you!
Happy BirthMonth to you,
Happy BirthMonth dear Maizy,
Happy BirthMonth to you!
BirthMonth by Brent T January 31, 2017
birth moon
First full moon after Easter is called the birth moon because it symbolizes rebirth in agriculture and nature.
birth moon by Joshua Bananaman July 18, 2016
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