moonlighting
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Noun — The practice of working a second job, often secretly or in the evenings, in addition to one's regular employment.
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Etymology
Formed from the verb moonlight plus -ing.
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What does “moonlighting” mean?
The word “moonlighting” means the practice of working a second job, often secretly or in the evenings, in addition to one's regular employment. In plain terms, having a second job on top of your main one, sometimes without your main employer knowing.
How do you use “moonlighting” in a sentence?
Here is “moonlighting” used in a sentence: “His employer found out about his moonlighting and wasn't happy about it.”
What part of speech is “moonlighting”?
“Moonlighting” is a noun.