Lunar
Lunar is a name derived from Luna, meaning 'moon' and coming from Latin/Spanish.Lunar is unique, in the most amazing way possible. She is shy and quiet, preferring to stay out of the spotlight. She is beautiful and talented but hates compliments and is very negative about herself. Lunar will keep other people's secrets as well as hides her own. She is overlooked a lot and struggles with who she really is. She will sometimes act a certain way to make people notice her or be her friend. She has so many masks that no one actually knows 'the real her', but people assume they do. She has been hurt and taken for granted a lot and it wears her down in day-to-day life. Lunar has strong intuition and senses. She worries about who she can trust. Be careful, because as soon as you betray her, it's over. She is extremely loyal and her friends mean a lot to her, and she needs them a lot. She struggles when she is alone, but that is very rare. Lunar doesn't get 'mad' when people hurt her but it makes her hurt for a while. She holds it close to her heart. She never really forgets when someone she trusts hurts her. Lunar has tons of personality and makes the small moments special. Lunar will often have a secret that she is forced to hide. She is the peacekeeper, the friend who brings everyone together. Lunar is rare to find but she is definitely worth having in your life so DON'T let her go.Lunar
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To be really out there in thought or expression.
The action of being or expressing things that are far from 'normal' expression or comprehension.
The action of being or expressing things that are far from 'normal' expression or comprehension.
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lunar
SYLLABICATION: lu·nar
ADJECTIVE: 1. Of, involving, caused by, or affecting the moon.
2. Measured by the revolution of the moon.
3. Of or relating to silver.
ETYMOLOGY: Middle English, crescent-shaped, from Old French lunaire, from Latin lnris, of the moon, from lna, moon. See leuk- in Appendix I.
lunar
SYLLABICATION: lu·nar
ADJECTIVE: 1. Of, involving, caused by, or affecting the moon.
2. Measured by the revolution of the moon.
3. Of or relating to silver.
ETYMOLOGY: Middle English, crescent-shaped, from Old French lunaire, from Latin lnris, of the moon, from lna, moon. See leuk- in Appendix I.
Lunarize
Verb - to entirely destroy and obliterate, especially via aerial and/or surface bombardment, a specific geographic area or zone, in such manner as that the resultant topography resembles the surface of the Earth’s moon.
Example:
“. . . subsequent to the R.A.F. operation of 25 April 1945, the Nazi enclosure on the Obersalzberg was shown to have been almost completely lunarized.”
“. . . subsequent to the R.A.F. operation of 25 April 1945, the Nazi enclosure on the Obersalzberg was shown to have been almost completely lunarized.”
lunar sauce
Example:
He was breaking up the middle so buddy fed him some lunar sauce to take the biscuit home for the game winner.
He was breaking up the middle so buddy fed him some lunar sauce to take the biscuit home for the game winner.