moonlight
/ˈmuːnlaɪt/
verb
- To work a second job, often in addition to a main job, especially secretly or at night.
- Many teachers moonlight as tutors after school.
- He moonlights as a taxi driver to earn extra money.
- She moonlights as a musician on weekends.
noun
- The light that comes from the moon at night.
- The garden looked beautiful in the soft moonlight.
- They took a walk by the lake under the moonlight.
- Moonlight streamed through the window and lit up the room.
adjective
- Happening or done by the light of the moon, or at night.
- A moonlight swim in the ocean sounded refreshing.
- They went on a moonlight hike through the forest.
- The couple enjoyed a moonlight picnic on the beach.