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SpongeBarb Posted 20 years ago
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over the moon for you

Does "I'm over the moon for you" mean I'm in love with you?

A woman, in an black-and-white movie Kevin, the protagonist of Home Alone 2, watches , begging a man for her life says "I'm over the moon for you" , or maybe "I'll over the moon for you"; I wonder what that means.
  

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Hi, I believe that 'over the moon' means 'ecstaticaly happy', 'overjoyed'. I guess, in context, she is saying 'You make me really, really happy, I'm crazy about you'. Best wishes, Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, I believe that 'over the moon' means 'ecstaticaly happy', 'overjoyed'.
  • I guess, in context, she is saying 'You make me really, really happy, I'm crazy about you'.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

I believe that 'over the moon' means 'ecstaticaly happy', 'overjoyed'. I guess, in context, she is saying 'You make me really, really happy, I'm crazy about you'.

Best wishes, Clive
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You're welcome, Spongebarb. I forgot to mention that I like your 'username'.

Clive
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