moon rover
1> 

moon walker, moonwalker
1> 
2> ,    

moon-blind
1> _.   , 

moon-bound
1>   
_Ex:
moon-bound rocket ,    ; 
_Ex:
moon-bound trajectory    

moon-dial
1>  

moon-faced
1> ; 

moon-glade
1> _.   ( )

moon-landing
1> _.   , "";   

moon-madness
1> 

moon-raking
1>  ;  

moon-sail
1> _. 

moonbeam
1>  

mooncalf
1> ; 
2> _. 
3>  

moonchild
1> _.    

mooncraft
1>      

mooned
1>     
2>   
3>     

mooneye
1> _. " ",   
( )
2>  , 

mooneyed
1>   
2>    ,    ( ,
  . .)

moonfall
1> _.   , "";   

moonflight
1> _.   

moonflower
1> _.  (Ipomoea bonanox)

moonish
1> _.   ; ; 

moonless
1> 

moonlight
1>  
_Ex:
in the moonlight  ()  
_Ex:
by moonlight  
_Ex:
a moonlight night  
_Ex:
a moonlight walk   
2> _. _.       
3>   
4> _.  (.  );  


moonlight battery
1> _. _.  

moonlight flitting
1> _.     ,   
 

moonlight gasoline
1> _. ,  ()   

moonlighter
1> _pl. _.    , 
 ,   ,     
2> ,     
3> _. , ,    

moonlighting
1> _. _.      
2>    
3> _. ,    

moonlit
1>   
_Ex:
moonlit scene   ()

moonpotr
1>          

moonquake
1>    , ""

moonraker
1> _.  ()
2> , 

moonrise
1>  
2>   

moonrock
1>   

moonscape
1>  

moonset
1>  

moonshine
1> ; ;  
_Ex:
that's all moonshine    ()
2> _. _. ;  
3> _.  
4> _. _.   

moonshiner
1> _. _. ; ,  
2> _. _.    

moonshiny
1> ,   ; 
2> ; ; 

moonshot
1>    

moonsiff
1> _.  (,    )

moonstone
1> _.  

moonstruck
1> 
2>   
_Ex:
moonstruck scene   ()

moonwalk
1> _.     , " "

moonwort
1> _.  (Botrychium)

moony
1>   
2>  
3> , ; 

Moor
1> ; 
2> _. ; 
3> 

moor
1>  ,  
2> ,  
3>  
4> _.      ; 
    ; 
_Ex:
they moored in the harbour    
_Ex:
the boat was moored to a stake     
5> _.  ();  ()

moor game
1> _.   (Lagopus scoricus)

moorage
1> _.    ;    ;

2> _.  ();  ()
3> _pl. _.  
4> _.   ()
5>    

moorcock
1>   

moorfowl
1> _.   (Lagopus scoricus)

moorhen
1>   

mooring
1> _.    ;    ;

2> _.  ();  ()
3> _pl. _.  
4> _.   ()
5> . _pl. _. , ; ; 

mooring anchor
1> _.  

mooring area
1> _.  

mooring buoy
1> _.  

mooring cable
1> _. 

mooring line
1> _. ;  

mooring mast
1> _.   ( )

mooring rope
1> _. 

moorish
1> 
2>  
3> ;   

Moorish
1> 

moorland
1>  ; ,  

Moorman
1> 

moorman
1>   
2>   

moory
1> 
2>  
3> ;   

moose
1> _.   (Alces alces americanus)

mooseberry
1> _. 

moot
1> _.       
2>    (  )
3> 
_Ex:
moot case  
4> , ;    
_Ex:
to moot the question again    

_Ex:
it has been mooted that... , ...
5> _. _.  

moot court
1>      ( 
)

moot hall
1> _. ,     
    

mooted
1>   
2> _. 

mop
1> 
2> 
3>  (); 
_Id:
mops and brooms _. 
_Id:
to feel all mops and brooms    
4> ,  (; . mop down, mop up, mop out)
_Ex:
to mop the floors clean   (, )

5> ,  (, )
_Ex:
to mop one's brow (with one's handkerchief)  
()
_Ex:
to mop the blood from the wound  , 
(,   . .) ,   
_Ex:
to mop the floor with smb. ,  -. (
 );    -., 
-.   
6> , 
_Ex:
mops and mows   
7>  (. to mop and mow)

mop up
1> _.  , ; 
_Ex:
to mop up the beer   
_Ex:
the profits were quickly mopped up   ,
   
2> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
to mop up arrears of work    
3> _.  ( );  ()

mop-head
1> _.  , 

mop-headed
1> , 

mop-up
1> _. _.  ( );  ()

mope
1> ,  
2> _. , 
3> (the mopes) _pl. 
_Ex:
to suffer from (a fit of) the mopes, to have the mopes

4> ,    ,   

_Ex:
to mope in solitude   
_Ex:
to mope (oneself) to death  

mope about
1>  ,  (  )

mope around
1>  ,  (  )

mope-eyed
1> ; 

moped
1> , 

mopish
1>   ; 

mopper-up
1> _. _. 

moppet
1> _. ; 
2> _. ; 
3> _.  

mopping
1> ,   ()

mopping-up
1> _.   (); 
()

mopping-up detachment
1> _.  ,  ""

moppy
1>   
2> , 
3> _. , 

mopus
1> _. _. ,  
2> _. , 
3> . _pl. _. 

mopy
1>   ; 

moquette
1>  "" ( )
2>  ""

mora
1> _. _. 
2> _. _. 
3> _. _.    
4>    ,   , 
   

morae
1> _pl.  mora

moraine
1> _. ,  

moral
1> , , 
_Ex:
a story with a moral   , 

_Ex:
the moral of the fable  
_Ex:
to draw the moral (of an experience)   ()
( )
_Ex:
to point a moral 
2> _pl. ; ;  ; ,
  
_Ex:
bourgeois morals   ,  
_Ex:
a man of good morals  () ,
  
_Ex:
a man of loose morals  
_Ex:
a man without morals  () 
3> _.  ,   ()
4> , ; 
_Ex:
moral standards  
_Ex:
moral question  
_Ex:
the moral sense     
  . .
_Ex:
moral philosophy 
_Ex:
I have no moral right to do it     
 
_Ex:
it is not a criminal or moral offence   
     
5> (); 
_Ex:
a moral person  () 
_Ex:
a moral life  
_Ex:
he is characterised by complete moral honesty  
 
6> , 
_Ex:
moral act  
7> , 
_Ex:
a moral victory  
_Ex:
moral ascendancy (over the enemy)  
( )
_Ex:
tpo give smb. moral support  -. 

8> , 
_Ex:
moral courage  ,  
_Ex:
he had the moral courage to refuse    
 
_Ex:
moral virtues  () , 
_Ex:
a moral certainty  ;  
_Ex:
it is a moral certainty that he will win   

9> , 
_Ex:
moral book  
_Ex:
moral play _. _. _. 

moral activities
1> _.     ,
 

morale
1>  ,   ()
_Ex:
excellent morale (of the troops)   ()
 ()
_Ex:
to affect the morale  ()  

_Ex:
to bolster (up) (to raise, to boost) the morale 
 
_Ex:
to undermine (to shatter, to destroy) the morale 
 ,  , 
_Ex:
loss of morale 
2> _. _pl. ; ;  ;
,   
_Ex:
bourgeois morales   , 

_Ex:
a man of good morales  () ,
  
_Ex:
a man of loose morales  
_Ex:
a man without morales  () 

