"silver moon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a moon that is shining brightly and giving off a silvery, glowing light. For example: "The sky was filled with stars and the silver moon illuminated the night."
Warm glow: Sisterwrite, Compendium, Silver Moon.
The steamer Silver Moon passed here to-day for Cincinnati, with 568 bales of cotton.
Gold, Sun; silver, Moon; mercury, Mercury; copper, Venus; iron, Mars; tin, Jupiter; and lead, Saturn.
Silver Moon also makes cakes, tarts and cookies and has tables for savoring on the spot.
The world sits below them, a vast black orb; a silver moon looks as cold as glass.
Silver Moon Dr., 48-Perry L. and Nikki M. Williams to Daniel L. Porter and Robert B. Harman, $390,000.
The glowing resin discs -- resembling gold suns and silver moons -- cast shimmering reflections on the floor and change from concave to convex when viewed from different angles because they reflect light differently at different times of day, symbolizing the space / time / light continuum.
He points to American Indian legends in which the creature was linked to "shiny silver moons". But there's not enough evidence to determine whether the creature is a visitor from another planet, a throwback to primitive man or a member of an obscure Indian tribe that somehow remained aloof from the rest of the human species, "Nobody really knows," Guttilla said.
Silver Moon Bakery, 2740 Broadway (105th Street), (212) 866-4717, sells individual plain nonkosher matzos for $2.50; poppy seed and sesame seed, $2.75; and whole wheat, $2.95.
Judith Norell, an owner of the Silver Moon Bakery, 2740 Broadway (105th Street), is selling an eight-inch-wide, pound-and-a-quarter brioche decorated with a fresh white rose for Mother's Day.
Silver Moon Bakery, a small shop that opened in November at 2740 Broadway (105th Street), has enough variety to fill the baskets of fresh-bread-starved Upper West Siders.
