(moonlit)
1Moonlit — Moon lit , a. Illumined by the moon. The moonlit sea. Moore. Moonlit dells. Lowell. [1913 Webster] …
2moonlit — (adj.) 1830 (first attested in Tennyson), from MOON (Cf. moon) (n.) + LIT (Cf. lit) …
3moonlit — [mo͞on′lit΄] adj. lighted by the moon …
4moonlit — [[t]mu͟ːnlɪt[/t]] ADJ: usu ADJ n Something that is moonlit is lit by moonlight. ...a beautiful moonlit night …
5moonlit — mod. alcohol intoxicated, with moonshine. □ He’s on the jug again. See, he’s all moonlit. □ He’s too moonlit to drive …
6moonlit — See moonlight, moonlit, moonlighted …
7moonlit — adj. Moonlit is used with these nouns: ↑night, ↑sky, ↑stroll …
8moonlit — moon|lit [ˈmu:nˌlıt] adj [only before noun] lit by the moon ▪ a moonlit garden …
9moonlit — adjective (only before noun) made brighter by the light of the moon: a moonlit garden …
10moonlit — moonlight ► NOUN ▪ the light of the moon. ► VERB (past and past part. moonlighted) informal ▪ do a second job, especially at night, without declaring it for tax purposes. DERIVATIVES moonlighter noun moonlit adjective …
