toon
toon
Definition
toon (to̵̅o̅n)
noun
- a large Australian and East Indian tree (Cedrela toona) of the mahogany family, with soft, closegrained, reddish wood used in furniture: its flowers yield a dye
- its wood
Etymology: Hindi tūn < Sans tunna
toon
Usage Examples
Possessives
- o: Eh dream girl o ' eh entire male population o ' eh toon from eight up.
Converse of object
- include: Full lighting, animation, and rendering is featured â including toon and raytracing.
Adjective modifier
- auld: I too, like you, was born and bread in the auld toon.
- mine: To it's banks holy monks did come gave birth to mine ain gray toon.
- new: Monday 18th July '05 There's a new toon in town!
- catchy: Both bands specialized in chuggy, beefed up punk sounds but at the same time, extremely melodic and catchy toons.
- good: A classic punk band who made at least three classic singles and a heap of good punk toons.
- other: Other releases Toons and tunes More Eighties treasures come out of the vaults, while wine producers muscle in on the action.
Modifies a noun
- army: The only glimmer of hope for Newcatle fans being the excellent Laurent Robert, it seems the toon army have a new hero.
- shader: D Q is another matter; huge, slightly retro, really annoying music and a decent toon shader.
Noun used with modifier
- ain: To it's banks holy monks did come gave birth to mine ain gray toon.
- gray: To it's banks holy monks did come gave birth to mine ain gray toon.
- punk: A classic punk band who made at least three classic singles and a heap of good punk toons.
- flash: I am working on some more flash toons, please bear with me.
- ma: This wis a big fightin ' tower, It's in ma toon.
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- tooth and nail
- tooth fairy
- tooth powder
- tooth-shaped
- tooth shell
- toothache
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