MOON, MAN IN THE

(informal) the fancied semblance of a man (or a man's face) in the disk of the moon. Used in the proverbial phrase no more than the man in the moon, meaning "no more than something that is completely unreal or imaginary" or "not at all." —SHSBC Binder 5 Approved Glossary

(informal) the fancied semblance of a man (or a man's face) in the disk of the moon. Used in the proverbial phrase no more than the man in the moon, meaning "no more than something that is completely unreal or imaginary" or "not at all."the fancied semblance of a man (or a man's face) in the disk of the moon. Used in proverbial phrases such as no more than the man in the moon, meaning "no more than something that is completely unreal or imaginary" or "not at all."the fancied semblance of a man (or a man's face) in the disk of the moon. Used in the proverbial phrase no more than the man in the moon, meaning "no more than something that is completely unreal or imaginary" or "not at all." (informal) the fancied semblance of a man (or a man's face) in the disk of the moon. Used in the proverbial phrase no more than the man in the moon, meaning "no more than something that is completely unreal or imaginary" or "not at all." They no more connect last night's fight with the boyfriend, with the stomachache they had today than the man in the moon. - Psychosomatic Its Meaning in Scientology (30 July 64)