moonack

English

Borrowed from Unami munhake, from a root meaning "to dig".

moonack (plural moonacks)

(US, Maryland, Virginia, possibly dated) A woodchuck.
(US, Maryland, Virginia, possibly dated) A frightful mythical forest creature.
- 1898, Alice Morse Earle, In old Narragansett: romances and realities, page 74:
  With close-shut eyes she listened to the steps of the devils and moonacks as they gradually went away from the house.

单词	moonack
释义	moonack English Etymology Borrowed from Unami munhake, from a root meaning "to dig". Noun moonack (plural moonacks) (US, Maryland, Virginia, possibly dated) A woodchuck. (US, Maryland, Virginia, possibly dated) A frightful mythical forest creature. 1898, Alice Morse Earle, In old Narragansett: romances and realities, page 74: With close-shut eyes she listened to the steps of the devils and moonacks as they gradually went away from the house.
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