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Meanings of loon in English
Company working on balloons that provide internet access.
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Usage of loon in English
1
Rather it used to be, before I went into the loon house.
2
A loon, Abigail had said-thoughthere were no loons in these parts.
3
A loon cried out on the lake; moths battered the stoop light.
4
The loon forgot his love-sickness, and screamed raucous defiance at the moon.
5
Strange to say, a loon was once pulled up with the shad.
6
The effort was ridiculous, and he but flopped like a winged loon.
7
At the end of his emperorship, he was something of a loon.'
8
Not of the funeral bell variety, but rather of a drunken loon.
9
Well, one night I hearn a loon, or thought I hearn one.
10
To a pale-faced loon from Cheshire, it felt like Dante's fiery furnace.
11
He was peering round the old loon, trying to read the labels.
12
When ye kin stick a fork in the grin'stone, the loon's done!
13
A barred loon called from the far end of the lake.
14
At times the call of the loon breaks the evening air.
15
It went willingly, like a loon diving under the water after a fish.
16
When caught and placed in our kind of captivity, the loon goes daft.
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Translations for loon
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Loon through the time
Loon across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common