be moonstruck

Peasants shun the night air and say that folk who sleep unroofed will be moonstruck.

Though the man’s brain might be moonstruck, his eyes might still be honest, and a glance might bring him back to sanity.

My old nurse would tell me that they would be moonstruck 'for sartain sure!'

You do not fear to be moonstruck, Madame?”

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