have one's moons
have one's moons verb: to undergo menstruation.
Verb
have one's moons (third-person singular simple present has one's moons, present participle having one's moons, simple past and past participle had one's moons)
- To undergo menstruation.
- “Excuse me,” I yelled to the front seat. They ignored me. “Excuse me,” I increased the volume. “We have an emergency back here. […] We need to stop. My friend has her moons.2017, Sarah Milledge Nelson, Jade Dragon
- I have wasted gallons of sperm on her, yet she still has her moons. She came to me today in that condition each time her body rejects me I will beat her until she misses her moon.2013, “Cash”, in In Quest of the White Mandan, page 16
Forms of have one's moons
| third-person singular present | has one's moons |
|---|---|
| present participle | having one's moons |
| past participle | had one's moons |
| past | had one's moons |
Questions about have one's moons
- What does have one's moons mean?
- Have one's moons means to undergo menstruation.
- What part of speech is have one's moons?
- Have one's moons is a verb.
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- The past tense of have one's moons is had one's moons.
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