moonlike

English

Alternative forms

  • moon-like

Etymology

From moon +‎ -like. Compare Middle English mone-lich, Old English mōnelīċ (“lunar”).

Adjective

moonlike (comparative more moonlike, superlative most moonlike)

  1. Resembling the Moon, or a moon
    • 2007 February 25, Alice Rawsthorn, “Ulterior Motifs”, in New York Times‎[1]:
      Think of the moonlike images that Lindy Roy designed for the entrance to the Gallery Met at the Metropolitan Opera House […] .

Synonyms

  • Moon-like (like the Moon)
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