looney

loonie

1. slang The Canadian one-dollar coin. (So called due to the picture of a loon, a kind of bird, on its front.) Primarily heard in Canada. The machine gave me a bunch of loonies as change for that twenty dollar bill. For only costing a loonie, this cup of coffee isn't half bad!

2. slang The Canadian dollar as a currency. Primarily heard in Canada. The strength of the loonie has continued to rise following the prime minister's announcement regarding the new trade agreement.

loony

1. adjective, slang Crazy, eccentric, foolish, or senseless. A glib adaptation of the word "lunatic." Also spelled "looney" or "loonie." I think everyone is feeling a little loony after being cooped up in the car for so long. My siblings all think I'm a bit loony because I practice alternative medicine.

2. noun, slang A crazy, eccentric, foolish, or senseless person. We can't have a loony like that as our governor! Am I the loony here, or has everyone else just lost their minds? Because this is the most harebrained scheme I've ever heard.

loony bin

slang A psychiatric hospital or insane asylum. From a glib adaptation of the word "lunatic," the phrase is now considered tactless at best, extremely insulting at worst. Back in my grandfather's time, anyone suffering from severe depression or anxiety would have just been thrown in the loony bin, so people suffered in silence and in secret. When she joked about putting someone like my brother in the loony bin, I threw my drink in her face and walked out of the restaurant.

loony

and looney and loonie

1. n. a crazy person. (From lunatic.) I’m beginning to feel like a loonie the longer I stay around here.

2. mod. crazy. That is a loony idea. Forget it.

3. mod. alcohol intoxicated. She’s acting a little loonie. Let’s get her home before she’s sick.

looney

verb

See loony

loonie

verb

See loony

loony bin

n. an insane asylum; a mental hospital. Today’s loony bins are far different from those of just a few decades ago.

loony bin

Insane asylum. The word “lunatic” comes from the word for “moon”; madness was associated in many cultures with the effect of the phases of the moon on the human mind. From lunatic came loony, and loony bin was where insane people were incarcerated. The phrase is now considered insulting in the extreme, as are “booby hatch” (originally a covered passageway down a ship deck), “funny farm,” “drool academy,” and “foam rubber city” (a reference to padded cells).

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释义	looney loonie 1. slang The Canadian one-dollar coin. (So called due to the picture of a loon, a kind of bird, on its front.) Primarily heard in Canada. The machine gave me a bunch of loonies as change for that twenty dollar bill. For only costing a loonie, this cup of coffee isn't half bad! 2. slang The Canadian dollar as a currency. Primarily heard in Canada. The strength of the loonie has continued to rise following the prime minister's announcement regarding the new trade agreement. loony 1. adjective, slang Crazy, eccentric, foolish, or senseless. A glib adaptation of the word "lunatic." Also spelled "looney" or "loonie." I think everyone is feeling a little loony after being cooped up in the car for so long. My siblings all think I'm a bit loony because I practice alternative medicine. 2. noun, slang A crazy, eccentric, foolish, or senseless person. We can't have a loony like that as our governor! Am I the loony here, or has everyone else just lost their minds? Because this is the most harebrained scheme I've ever heard. loony bin slang A psychiatric hospital or insane asylum. From a glib adaptation of the word "lunatic," the phrase is now considered tactless at best, extremely insulting at worst. Back in my grandfather's time, anyone suffering from severe depression or anxiety would have just been thrown in the loony bin, so people suffered in silence and in secret. When she joked about putting someone like my brother in the loony bin, I threw my drink in her face and walked out of the restaurant. See also: bin, loony Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. loony and looney and loonie 1. n. a crazy person. (From lunatic.) I’m beginning to feel like a loonie the longer I stay around here. 2. mod. crazy. That is a loony idea. Forget it. 3. mod. alcohol intoxicated. She’s acting a little loonie. Let’s get her home before she’s sick. looney verb See loony loonie verb See loony loony bin n. an insane asylum; a mental hospital. Today’s loony bins are far different from those of just a few decades ago. See also: bin, loony McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions loony bin Insane asylum. The word “lunatic” comes from the word for “moon”; madness was associated in many cultures with the effect of the phases of the moon on the human mind. From lunatic came loony, and loony bin was where insane people were incarcerated. The phrase is now considered insulting in the extreme, as are “booby hatch” (originally a covered passageway down a ship deck), “funny farm,” “drool academy,” and “foam rubber city” (a reference to padded cells). See also: bin, loony Endangered Phrases by Steven D. Price See also: loonie loony dollar for dollar one’s bottom dollar (one's) bottom dollar toonie simoleon Two Bob bet one’s bottom dollar bet your bottom dollar/your life References in periodicals archive Obviously there are some lurkers down the bottom who could be thrown in, but The Bishop Looney stays well and the soft ground will be right up his aisle. Let us pray Bishop has all the answers Looney dedicates the book's sixth poem, "Into the River You Lost," to Wright. George Looney. Open Between Us Looney has found that displaying images of successful franchisees, such as an individual wearing a business suit and holding a clip board, works best for Jani-King. The fine art of "Working" a trade show: tips, tactics and traps to avoid when exhibiting your brand Looney said that while it is important for HR practitioners to follow the letter of the law, they must also understand case law. HR professionals needs to stay abreast of changing labor laws It became apparent to Air Force senior leaders that "we were beginning to ask our airmen to do things they had never done before," Looney said. Almost green why not just call them 'soldiers?' Frankenbean tries to kill all of the Looney Tunes' ancestors, it's essentially about Bugs, Daffy, Taz and the gang fighting an endless stream of robots in historical settings like ancient Egypt and WWI. Games go that-a-way Category: Community with mixed-housing types; Entrant/Architect/Land planner/Interior designer: Looney Ricks Kiss Architects, Memphis, Tenn.; Builder: Patton & Taylor Construction, Germantown, Tenn.; Developer: Henry Turley Co., Memphis Harbor Town Landing Looney will take a post at the Brookhaven National Laboratory and Holland will join the staff of the Committee on Science of the U. Looney, Holland leave OSTP The San Francisco-based conductor came up with the idea of getting a live orchestra to play the classical musical scores from those old Looney Tunes cartoons to celebrate Bugs Bunny's 50th birthday. Funny bunny Looney Bins, a member of the Construction Materials Recycling Association (CMRA), has received a low interest, $2 million loan from the California Integrated Waste Management Board to help start the facility. Looney Bins opens L.A. facility Indeed, if novels, pop music, and live action movies have been going through a bit of a fallow period, we are arguably living in a golden age of cartoons, one that rivals in creativity and appeal to the era of "Looney Tunes" and "Betty Boop" over half a century ago. Toon in: the best TV happens when no one is looking Looney Bins, a member of the Construction Materials Recycling Association, has received a low interest, $2 million loan from the California Integrated Waste Management Board to help start the facility. Mixed C&D facility opens in L.A Supplemental health insurer Aflac Inc., which recently marked the fourth anniversary of its popular "Aflac duck" advertising campaign by premiering a television spot featuring the Looney Tunes animated characters during coverage of the college football championship bowl games, also decided it would have to pass on the Super Bowl, spokeswoman Laura Kane confirmed. AIG sole insurance player in super bowl XXXVIII On March 2, Warner Home Video will release DVD and VHS versions of "Looney Tunes Back in Action." The title features an ensemble with such Looney Tunes favorites as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety, Taz, Yosemite Sam and Marvin the Martian. New to video "So Fly," the group's first single is featured on the Looney Tunes: Back in Action soundtrack. DaRazkalzCru
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