| CROONIER | • CROONY adj. having or being a soft singing style. |
| CROONING | • crooning n. The act of creating a croon. • crooning v. Present participle of croon. • CROONING n. singing in a sentimental way. |
| GOONIEST | • gooniest adj. Superlative form of goony: most goony. • GOONY adj. stupid. |
| LOONIEST | • looniest adj. Superlative form of loony: most loony. • LOONIEST adj. LOONIE. |
| LOONINGS | • LOONING n. the cry of the loon, a northern diving bird. |
| MOONIEST | • mooniest adj. Superlative form of moony: most moony. • MOONY adj. resembling the moon, dreamy. |
| NOONINGS | • noonings n. Plural of nooning. • NOONING n. (US) an interval for a meal or rest about midday. |
| SPOONIER | • spoonier adj. Comparative form of spoony: more spoony. • SPOONY adj. foolishly fond. |
| SPOONIES | • spoonies n. Plural of spoonie. • spoonies n. Plural of spoony. • SPOONY n. one who is foolishly fooled, also SPOONEY. |
| SPOONILY | • spoonily adv. In a spoony way. • SPOONY adv. foolishly fond. |
| SPOONING | • spooning v. Present participle of spoon. • spooning n. The action of the verb to spoon. • SPOON v. to eat with a scooping eating utensil. |
| SWOONIER | • SWOONY adj. languid, dazed. |
| SWOONING | • swooning v. Present participle of swoon. • swooning n. A swoon or faint. • SWOONING adj. fainting. |
| TWOONIES | • twoonies n. Plural of twoonie Alternative form of toonies. • TWOONIE n. (Canadian) a Canadian two-dollar coin, also TOONIE, TWONIE. |
| ZOONITES | • zoonites n. Plural of zoonite. • zoönites n. Plural of zoönite. • ZOONITE n. one of the segments of the body of an articulate animal. |
| ZOONITIC | • zoonitic adj. Relating to a zoonite. • ZOONITIC adj. like a zoonite, one of the segments of the body of an articulate animal. |