Full moon
Full moon noun - The time when the Moon is fully illuminated.
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New moon
New moon noun - The time at which the Moon appears as a narrow waxing crescent.
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- celestial body and full moon
- celestial body and new moon
- moon and full moon
- moon and new moon
- satellite and full moon
- satellite and new moon
- heavenly body and full moon
- heavenly body and new moon
- pumpkin and full moon
- pumpkin and new moon
- crescent and full moon
- crescent and new moon
- half-moon and full moon
- half-moon and new moon
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Kingdom of Paradise: The two Celestial Swords, the New Moon and Full Moon swords, can produce some fine music by tapping along the flat of the blade.
Source: Everything Is an Instrument - In Avatar: The Last Airbender, waterbenders draw their strength from the moon, so they're strongest during a full moon and weakest during a new moon.
Source: Celestial Deadline -
Under a full moon he's got the strength of 10 men but under a new moon he's only got his own strength.
Source: Solar and Lunar
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