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booner
noun- a talent scout US
An allusion to American frontier pioneer Daniel Boone. - — Don Wilmeth, The Language of American Popular Entertainment, p. 30, 1981
- an unrefined and loutish person from a lower socio-economic area AUSTRALIA
- Crossing through a small park, they found themselves in the heart of the Cross, a magnet for sleazebags and booners of every description. — Linda Jaivin, Rock n Roll Babes from Outer Space, p. 82, 1996
- While 50% of Canberra’s surface area is wood, leaves and pornography, the other 50% is taken up by the suburb of Kambah. Named after Sir Doug Shane Gary “Giz a VB” Kambah, Kambah is the largest manufacturer of panel vans with loud booners in them screaming incoherent swear words out the window whilst trying to steer. — Ben Hutchings, www.effect.net.au/geeen/geeenc.htm, 2000
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