IPA: /ˈmuːni/
KK: /ˈmuni/
Having a dreamy or absent-minded quality, often associated with the moon or moonlight.
She had a moony expression as she gazed at the stars.
Comparative: mooner
Superlative: moonest
Moony → The word 'moony' is derived from 'moon' (from Old English 'mōna', meaning the natural satellite of Earth) and the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by or resembling). Thus, 'moony' describes something that is characterized by or resembling the moon.
Think of the word 'moon' and remember that 'moony' means something that resembles or is like the moon.