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loony toons

 

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Noun loony toons has 1 sense
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Loony Toons

Definition:

Loony Toons refers to a collection of animated cartoons produced by Warner Bros. The term is also used to describe something chaotic, zany, or foolish.

Part of Speech:

Noun (plural: Loony Toons), Adjective

Senses:

1. (Noun) A collection of animated cartoons produced by Warner Bros.

2. (Adjective) Describing something chaotic, zany, or foolish.

Usage:

Noun:

- My favorite Loony Toons cartoon character is Bugs Bunny.

- The Loony Toons cartoons are known for their comedic and slapstick humor.

Adjective:

- His sense of humor is completely loony toons, always coming up with wild and ridiculous ideas.

- The party turned into a loony toons affair with people dancing on tables and singing karaoke.

Sample Sentences:

1. The Loony Toons cartoons have been entertaining audiences for decades.

2. The character Daffy Duck is known for his loony toons behavior and hilarious antics.

3. The movie had a loony toons vibe with over-the-top performances and outrageous plot twists.

4. She couldn't help but laugh at her friend's loony toons impression of a famous celebrity.

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