To-the-moon Definition

adverb
(idiomatic, dated) To a very distant or unreachable place.
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(idiomatic, dated) Used as an intensifier.
When I saw him, he was wired to the moon. He didn't come down for two days.
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To-the-moon Sentence Examples

  • Last evening I went out in the yard and spoke to the moon.

  • The other was to show that the gravitation of the earth, following one and the same law with that of the sun, extended to the moon.

  • Their poetry addressed to the moon is translated by C. Huart in the Journal asiatique, ser.

  • Those relating to the moon and planets, corrected by Sir George Airy, 1840-1846, form part of the standard materials for discussing theories of movement in the solar system.

  • Attacked by some particularly fierce bees, he defended himself by throwing a hatchet which flew up to the Moon.

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