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moonrock

American  
[moon-rok] / ˈmunˌrɒk /

noun

  1. a sample of lunar material.


Etymology

Origin of moonrock

First recorded in 1965–70; moon + rock 1

Example Sentences

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The website featured an image of an astronaut being sucked through a funnel of moonrock towards the light, as if falling into an endless abyss.

From The Guardian

Abandoman A week in a purple cow on the South Bank for Irishman Rob Broderick and friends, aka Abandoman – a reliably entertaining improv/hip-hop act now promising their biggest show to date, entitled Moonrock Boombox.

From The Guardian