moonstruck

Dick was not "moonstruck," but he had a manly regard for Dora that did him credit.

It was hard for Orville to believe that a moonstruck fellow like Harold could change his ways, but that was what happened.

Why, he'll sit dazed and moonstruck half a day, and all the night, staring up at the stars as if he would count them!'

I am no moonstruck lover, and cannot subsist on air, however well such unsubstantial fare may suit thy humour.

Mediocrity had only seen the gawky stripling, with his moonstruck air, and pestilent habit of trying some new crotchet.

Dissatisfied, she turned back to Newlin and again the moonstruck eyes probed and assessed him.

Not willing to be moonstruck, even on the back of his head, he arose and went to the window to draw the curtain.

He's smilin' in the picture, but she's made him lockjawed an' moonstruck.

"You must surely be from far away, moonstruck man," she said.

I shouldn't wonder if Liverpool got moonstruck and just pitched overboard.