A fork of Rural Dictionary
a short form for cartoon. It became a popular way to refer to a cartoon character in the 1981 Gary K. Wolf novel Who Censored Roger Rabbit?
e.g. toonami, toontune, wanna watch a toon?
Shortened form of 'platoon', used most notably in Orson Scott Card's "Ender's Game"
"I'll tell you how to get a toon. Prove to me you know what you're doing as a soldier. Prove to me you know how to use other soldiers. And then prove to me that somebody's willing to follow you into battle."
1. A character that one creates in a video game. The origins of this term are unclear, but may be related to the second definition. 2. In the film Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), an animated film performer who inhabits the human world but is not human (examples: Roger Rabbit, Jessica Rabbit). A shortened form of "cartoon."
I am going to roll a l33t axe toon.
Toon An uncommon surname which originated from Winstric Tun from the 11th century who came from Norway to England. Variations include Toone, Tune, Towne, Town, Tun, Toon, Tunne, etc.
A: Hey did you see that girl that freaked out? B: Oh yeah you mean Toon? A: Yeah she's a right looney Toon B: I know right Toon should change her Tune it was only teasing
A derogatory term used in the Canadian Army for the reservists. This comes from "Saturday Morning Cartoons" because army reservists usually work on weekends.
damn, pett is sure mo-town now with all these toons running around.