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- adjective Characterized by
crooning .
Etymologies
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Examples
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My hat's off to you Mr. Souter, you hung in there not letting Bush appoint another coorporate croony who believes that coorporations have more rights than individuals.
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Meanwhile William Burden was cast as Captain Vere in a performance that was a bit croony at times often leaving him sounding more like Nemorino than a senior British naval officer.
Archive 2008-08-01 2008
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Meanwhile William Burden was cast as Captain Vere in a performance that was a bit croony at times often leaving him sounding more like Nemorino than a senior British naval officer.
Pecs and the Man 2008
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He made an exaggerated, croony face when he sang and I was relieved when he went back to just playing the drums.
imperfect endings Zoe FitzGerald Carter 2010
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He made an exaggerated, croony face when he sang and I was relieved when he went back to just playing the drums.
imperfect endings Zoe FitzGerald Carter 2010
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“Greenest greens you ever seen,” Antoine says a little croony.
Underworld Don Delillo 2008
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This is the first time that officers have gone in force on to that property and they are certainly searching every nook and croony.
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“Greenest greens you ever seen,” Antoine says a little croony.
Underworld Don Delillo 2008
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“Greenest greens you ever seen,” Antoine says a little croony.
Underworld Don Delillo 2008
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And of course, Kenny always has this very listenable, croony style.
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