moby

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• Moby — durante el Area Festival en 2001 Datos generales Nombre real Richard Melville Hall …   Wikipedia Español

• Moby — 2009 Moby (* 11. September 1965 in Harlem, New York City; bürgerlich Richard Melville Hall) ist ein US amerikanischer Musiker, Sänger, DJ und Musikproduzent, der auch als Voodoo Child veröffentlicht …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Moby — es un compositor pop de música electrónica estadounidense. Su verdadero nombre es Richard Melville Hall (nacido el 11 de septiembre de 1965 en Harlem (Nueva York). Tomó su nombre artístico de su conocido antepasado Herman Melville, autor de Moby… …   Enciclopedia Universal

• Moby — For the acronym, see Marine Optical Buoy. Moby Moby in 2009. Background information Birth name Richard Melville Hall …   Wikipedia

• Moby — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Hall. Moby Moby lors d’une «  …   Wikipédia en Français

• moby — 1) adj 1a. American huge ► A moby truck. 1b. American overweight ► Getting/going moby. Both terms derive from the fictional whale Moby Dick as a symbol of enormity. The first sense may be appreciative or neutral, the second usually pejorative. 2 …   Contemporary slang

• moby — [“mobi] 1. mod. enormous; unwieldy. (Like Herman Melville’s great white whale, Moby Dick.) □ This is a very moby old car. □ Why does he let himself get so moby? 2. n. a megabyte, a measurement of computer memory size. (A megabyte is whale sized… …   Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions

• moby — adj Exceptionally large. His house was really moby. 1990s …   Historical dictionary of American slang

• moby — huge there were 8 of us, so we needed a moby pizza …   Dictionary of american slang

• moby — huge there were 8 of us, so we needed a moby pizza …   Dictionary of american slang

• moby — n. mobile phone (British Slang) adj. (Slang) extremely large (example: Her house is really moby. ) …   English contemporary dictionary