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MOON'STRUCK, a. Affected by the influence of the moon; lunatic; as moonstruck ma...
MOON'STONE, n. A variety of adularia, of a white color, or a yellowish or greeni...
MOON'SHINY, a. Illuminated by the moon; as a fair moonshine night. I went to See...
MOON'SHINE, n. The light of the moon. 1. In burlesque, a month. A matter of moon...
MOON'LOVED, a. Loved when the moon shines. MOON'-SAD , n. A plant of the genus M...
MOON'LING, n. A simpleton.
MOON'LIGHT, n. The light afforded by the moon. MOON'LIGHT , a. Illuminated by th...
MOON'LESS, a. Not favored with moonlight.
MOON'ISH, a. Like the moon; variable.
MOON'ET, n. A little moon. MOON'-EYE , n. An eye affected by the moon. MOON'-EYE...
MOON'ED, a. Taken for the moon.
MOON-TRE'FOIL, n. A plant of the genus Medicago. MOON'-WORT , n. A plant of the ...
MOON, n. 1. The heavenly orb which revolves round the earth; a secondary planet ...
MOOD'Y, a. Angry; peevish; fretful; out of humor. Every peevish moody malcontent...
MOOD'INESS, n. Anger; peevishness.
MOOD'ILY, adv. [from moody.] Sadly.