moonchild

[ moon-chahyld ]

noun

, plural moon·chil·dren.

1. a person born under the zodiacal sign of Cancer.

Word History and Origins

Origin of moonchild¹

1965–70; moon + child; so called because of the astrological pairing of the moon with Cancer

Example Sentences

“Moonchild Mixes” is scheduled for release on Aug. 26.

From Los Angeles Times

An orchestral mariachi ballad titled “Como Te Quiero Yo a Ti,” or “How I Love You,” it is the first single off of an upcoming album, “Moonchild Mixes.”

From Los Angeles Times

I was saying on the microphone, "I'm Greentea Peng. I'm here to open for Neneh and this is my first song, Moonchild".

From BBC

NIKI’s album “Moonchild” is dropping in 10 days.

From New York Times

These arches are also arranged into a makeshift tunnel, which doubles as a canvas and a runway for “My Power” musicians Moonchild Sanelly and her signature blue hair, Busiswa in her orange outfit and ornate headpiece and Blue Ivy and Beyoncé in matching colorful ensembles.

From Los Angeles Times