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[ US /ˈmunˌstɹək/ ]
[ UK /mˈuːnstɹʌk/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. insane and believed to be affected by the phases of the moon

How To Use moonstruck In A Sentence

  • Peter kept his eyes on the road with great difficulty; he wanted to look at her with moonstruck eyes and experience her loveliness all over again.
  • On that evening, I hoped my children were moonstruck, like me, and that they might be recalling another magical night we had shared, long ago. Carleton Kendrick: Surprise Your Children, Make Some Memories
  • Serena looked up at him with a subtly moonstruck expression. T2: INFILTRATOR
  • Krasic stared up at the window like a moonstruck hare, an intent frown on his face. THE LAST TEMPTATION
  • You're making me sound like some moonstruck girl of ten!
  • You could have married a sensible woman, but instead you chose a moonstruck child to devote yourself to.
  • Ever since one of my best friends and I saw the movie Moonstruck - w/Gasthaus eggs by Olympia Dukakis - this breakfast has been near and dear to my heart! Gas House Eggs
  • He offers you the spectacle of an ironic, intelligent 47-year-old man gazing at Yelena with the dotty helplessness of a moonstruck adolescent: aware of his own absurdity but powerless to prevent it.
  • Krasic stared up at the window like a moonstruck hare, an intent frown on his face. THE LAST TEMPTATION
  • The words of the driver as he sailed away were -- "Go home and die, you moonstruck, gibbering, wobbling omadhaun," and she had thought that his description was apt and eloquent. Here are Ladies
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