Who are the halfwits, the mooncalves, the clotpolls whose touches and yanks on the national tiller steered us onto the rocks?— Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
"They must think we are mooncalves," said I, "to be frightened at that They're coming along that passage," said Cavor They must be They'll not think of the cleft.— The First Men in the Moon
The spiral gallery straightened into a steeply ascendent tunnel, its floor bearing abundant traces of the mooncalves, and so straight and short in proportion to its vast arch, that no part of it was absolutely dark.— The First Men in the Moon
I could see no signs of mooncalves or Selenites, nor could I see Cavor, but I could see my handkerchief far off, spread out on its thicket of thorns.— The First Men in the Moon
And so he attains his end Or, again, a Selenite appointed to be a minder of mooncalves is from his earliest years induced to think and live mooncalf, to find his pleasure in mooncalf lore, his exercise in their tending and pursuit.— The First Men in the Moon

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