I. adjective
also moon·ey ˈmünē, -ni
( moonier ; mooniest )
Etymology: moon (I) + -y
1. : of or relating to the moon
2. : shaped like the moon:
a. : resembling or ornamented with the crescent moon
snakes … put a trailing, moony division between weed and weed — Eudora Welty
the moony standards of proud Ottoman — Josuah Sylvester
b. : resembling the full moon : round
3. : moonlit
moony night
4. : abstracted , dreamy
a rather moony … brat, interested mostly in mathematics, with a trick of standing with those goggle eyes gazing bluely at you — F.M.Ford
conductors are likely to keep these movements low in dynamics and to get moony over them — Virgil Thomson
especially : moonstruck
I always was moony over you — Zane Grey
II.
variant of moonie