lunar
/ˈluːnə
/adjective
Of, determined by, or resembling the moon: a lunar eclipse a lunar landscape...
- So even during total lunar eclipse, the lunar disk is not completely dark.
- The first distinction, as we have already seen in Chapter 1, is between lunar and solar eclipses.
- It is certainly wild, even deserted in most places, but the stark lunar landscape is only part of a rich and varied wilderness.
Origin
Late Middle English: from Latin lunaris, from luna 'moon'.
Rhymes
- Moresque
- more's the pity
- more than somewhat
- Moreton Bay
- Moreton Bay bug
- Moreton Bay chestnut
- Moreton Bay fig
- Moreton Bay pine
- more —— than one can shake a stick at
- more —— than someone has had hot dinners
- morfrey
- morg
- Morgagni
- Morgagnian
- Morgagni hernia
- Morgagni's hernia
- Morgagni's syndrome
- Morgagni syndrome
- Morgan
- morganatic
- morganatically
- Morganisation
- Morganism
- Morganist
- morganite