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To work at another job, often at night, in addition to one's full-time job. "The law student is moonlighting as a taxi driver"
"I often moonlight as a stripper to pay the rent" |
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to work at a secondary job in addition to one's regular job While he works mainly as a clerk, he moonlights as bartender to make enough to support his father.
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When you shove a lightbulb up your ass while mooning,that way the light reflects on the butt cheeks creating a splendid moon presentation. -You know what's even better than moonlighting?
-what? -nothing. |
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| 4. | moonlight | ||
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to work at a second job in the evening or night If he did moonlight he'd have more money than energy.
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A television programme originally broadcasted by ABC. A rip off of Forever Knight but with more ass-kicking and sexy vampireness. Involves irritating blondes with high voices and bad American accents. Mainly watched by middle aged housewives. Josef Konstantin: You know when I met her, she was building a pirate army.
Mick St. John: A pirate army? Josef Konstantin: You know, back in the day you could do that kind of thing. Mother: Did you watch Moonlight last night? Other Mother: Yeah, Mick St. John is totally lavilicious |
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Something you CANNOT FIGHT. Don't try to fight the moonlight because it CANNOT BE DONE.
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Looks like ethiaa's sister age 14. Uncannily so Lou's evil twin that moon
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