Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Full moon

👉 The word "full moon" is a word that's actually two words! It means both a full and a full moon, which are opposite terms for each other, so it can be confusing at first sight.

Imagine you're having dinner with your friends, but someone says they just saw the full moon. How would you react? Would you think they meant "both" of them were fully dressed in bright clothing? Or would you say they mean both a full moon and a full? Now let's take it to the extreme. Imagine this: You're at a party where everyone is wearing masks, but you can't see your friend's face because she's in a dark corner. How would you react if someone says "full moon" when they're not referring to both the full moon and the full mask on her face? Would you think that was a serious joke? So, while it might seem like there are two separate but related words here, the word "full moon" is actually a puny single word with multiple meanings. It's an absolute nightmare in terms of wordplay!