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coony

[ koo-nee ]

adjective

coonier, cooniest.
  1. sharp-witted and shrewd; wily; canny.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of coony1

An Americanism dating back to 1900–05; coon + -y 1
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“It feels like there’s an entire season where Californians call each other and say, ‘If you have to evacuate, I have a guest room,’ which is crazy, but totally normal,” said Lindsay Coony from Santa Barbara.

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The show, of course, is slick, exciting, professional in every detail�trust coony old Kazan for that every time.

Meanwhile, Father is making desperate attempts to be friendly, but the children are far too coony to be taken in.

Coney's coony additions are only part of a nationwide move by amusement parks to take the people for a ride.

His 43 price ceilings have frequently been riddled by bootlegging, black boursing, coony little tricks such as charging "extras" for make-believe services.

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