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moony
adjective
uk /ˈmuː.ni/ us /ˈmuː.ni/
moonyadjective (LIKE THE MOON)
relating to, or like the moon:
We went for a walk in the moony twilight.
He was a stout gentleman with a round, moony face.
A soft, moony light shimmered on the water.
The wall was painted a strange, moony silver.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Astronomy
albedo
Andromeda
Aquarius
Aries
asteroid
galactic
galaxy
Gemini
geostationary
geosynchronous
observatory
orbit
orbital
Orion
penumbra
substellar
sunspot
supergiant
supermassive
supermoon
moonyadjective (OF A PERSON)
seeming to be in a dream and not paying attention to what is happening around you: 做梦似的；出神的，恍惚的
He seems to appeal to the moony, moody energy of his adolescent fans.
She was a moony child who enjoyed long walks in the woods.
She plays her usual wide-eyed, moony heroine in this romantic comedy.
He spent his spare time writing lovesick, moony poetry about her.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Not paying attention
absent
absent-minded
absent-mindedly
absent-mindedness
absently
drop/lower your guardidiom
escape someone's notice
faraway
glazed
gnat
like a bull in a china shopidiom
merrily
misfocus
moment
not take a blind bit of noticeidiom
sideline
unmindful
unwarily
unwary
zone out
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