moonlight
light from the moon; (verb) to work a second job at night
We walked home in the soft moonlight.
moonbeam
a ray or beam of moonlight
A pale moonbeam slipped through the curtains.
moonrise
the moment the moon appears above the horizon
They stayed up late to watch the moonrise.
moonset
the moment the moon disappears below the horizon
The moonset painted the sky with fading silver.
moonless
without a visible moon; lacking moonlight
On a moonless night the stars were especially bright.
moonlit
illuminated by moonlight
They had a moonlit walk along the beach.
moonstone
a gem with a pearly or opalescent sheen associated with the moon
She wore a necklace set with a milky moonstone.
moonwalk
a gliding dance move that appears to move the performer backward
He practiced the moonwalk for the school talent show.
honeymoon
a vacation taken by newlyweds after their wedding
They went to Bali for their honeymoon.
moonshine
illegal homemade liquor; also figuratively secretive activity at night
During Prohibition people sometimes sold moonshine in the back rooms.