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thinking one hung the moon

thinking one hung the moon is the present participle of think one hung the moon.

Meaning of think one hung the moon

Verb

think one hung the moon (third-person singular simple present thinks one hung the moon, present participle thinking one hung the moon, simple past and past participle thought one hung the moon)

  1. (idiomatic, informal) To consider or think of someone to be extraordinary or exceptional.

Questions about thinking one hung the moon

What is thinking one hung the moon the present participle of?
Thinking one hung the moon is the present participle of think one hung the moon.

Words near thinking one hung the moon in the dictionary

  1. thinking of
  2. thinking of England
  3. thinking of the children
  4. thinking on
  5. thinking on one's feet
  6. thinking one hung the moon
  7. thinking one is God's own cousin
  8. thinking one is it
  9. thinking one's shit doesn't stink
  10. thinking out
  11. thinking out loud

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