poon Definition
poon (po̵̅o̅n)
noun
- any of several East Indian trees (genus Calophyllum) of the Saint-John's-wort family, whose seeds yield a bitter oil
- the wood of any of these trees, used esp. in ships, cabinetwork, etc.
Etymology: Sinhalese pūna
poon Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
Many: Many POONS provide a 24-hour on-call service to support home-based end-of-life care.
Modifies a noun
hound: Obsessive, pain in the balls, rent-a-mick, poon hound Jimmy McNulty and street-smart scrote-stomping lesbian Kima Greggs provide the brains.
Browse dictionary entries near poon
- ‹ poolside
- ‹ poolroom
- ‹ Poole
- ‹ pool table
- ‹ pool factor
- ‹ pool
- ‹ pooh-pooh
- ‹ pooh-bah
- ‹ pooh
- ‹ poof
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- poontang ›
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- Poopó ›
- poop sheet ›
- pooper-scooper ›
- poor ›
- poor box ›
- poor-boy ›
- poor farm ›

