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mooncalves
[
moon
-kaf
,
-kahf
]
moon·calf
/
ˈmunˌkæf
,
-ˌkɑf
/
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[
moon
-kaf
,
-kahf
]
Show IPA
noun,
plural
moon·calves.
1.
a congenitally grossly deformed and mentally defective person.
2.
a foolish person.
3.
a person who spends time idly daydreaming.
Origin:
1555–65;
moon
+
calf
1
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