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moonlight

noun as in moonshine

Strong matches

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The FBI would rent out a warehouse said to be full of drugs, and use the compromised jailer to recruit corrupt colleagues to moonlight as guards.

The peak coincides with the new moon so viewing conditions will be ideal with no moonlight pollution.

From BBC

He wears two watches — one on each wrist, a habit he has been heard saying he picked up moonlighting as a high school lacrosse referee.

However, visibility could be affected by bright moonlight from the recent Sturgeon Moon, making it harder to see the fainter streaks.

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At the same time, she was “moonlighting” as a professional cyclist, she said.

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