Spoony

When she left the city, he dispatched ridiculously "spoony" telegrams to her in Baltimore, and in his daily letters indulged in a maudlin sentimentality that might have inspired the envy of a sighing ❋ Abraham H. Hummel (1887)

The publication of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" in 1852 had aroused a great deal of curiosity about the South, and Olmsted, as an alternative to the "spoony fancy pictures" then in circulation, promised to supply "matter of fact matter." ❋ Michael J. Lewis (2011)

Twain the former Confederate ranger did not like the change; he considered it a “spoony, slobbering, summer-complaint of a name.” ❋ JR. ROY MORRIS (2010)

And here he was, getting spoony round my wife, whom he had affected to despise once on a day for her lowly origins. ❋ Geoff Barbanell (2010)

I didn't trust you an inch, then; Kralta did, though, and she's no fool, even if she is spoony about you. ❋ Unknown (2010)

On one hand, there was an exciting variety about Caprice's boudoir behaviour, the merry concubine performing for the fun of it; on t'other, my horsey charmer was wildly passionate and spoony about me - and there was more of her. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Vanity would have tempted me to take Hutton's judgment that she was dead spoony on me and had done him in for that reason, if she had not since handed me my marching orders. ❋ Unknown (2010)

That, and I wanted to be able to say “spoony,” to see what weird searches would be sent my way. ❋ Unknown (2006)

The wordy war lasted fully half an hour, and terribly distressed one spoony ❋ Unknown (2006)

I recklect there was at our school, in Smithfield, a chap of this milksop, spoony sort, who appeared among the romping, ragged fellers in a fine flanning dressing-gownd, that his mama had given him. ❋ Unknown (2006)

The young fellow was delighted — conceited — triumphant — and in one word, a spoony. ❋ Unknown (2006)

He has written a little volume of spoony puny poems. ❋ Unknown (2006)

He handed down his judgment in the Enterprise: I yearn for the scalp of the soft-shell crab—be he injun or white man—who conceived of that spoony, slobbering, summer-complaint of a name. ❋ Ron Powers (2005)

‘Something like it, my dear, when you said he was spoony.’ ❋ Unknown (2004)

At last Gertrude said: — ‘I think every man is bound to do the best he can for himself — that is, honestly; there is something spoony in one man allowing another to get before him, as long as he can manage to be first himself.’ ❋ Unknown (2004)

And I was so proud of my own strength; so sure that I should never be missish, and spoony, and sentimental! ❋ Unknown (2004)

Well, a CERTAIN PERSON ‘ad a bit of hair, Poll, that used to curl behind ‘is ear — many and many’s the time in the old spoony days I’ve sat and twiddled it round me finger. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Then if anyone ever offs me, I'll have half the country joining hands, holding candles, and substituting the words "That spoony Bard" for "Kumbaya" in an oh-so-clever new edition to rival even Elton John's revamping of "Candle in the Wind" to venerate Princess "Die," England's [wilted] Rose, instead of Norma Jean. ❋ Bard (2002)

[Tellah]: You [spoony bard]! ❋ Owner Of The Souls (2003)

[Tellah]: You [spoony bard]! ❋ Not PalCec (2007)

[E-] Yo, [Shawn], do you wanna go to the mini-mall and [moon people]? S- You're so spoony... ❋ Shawn B. (2003)

[My life] is so spoony [right now]! ❋ Caribari (2022)

Hey, I'm feeling spoony tonight. [Would you like to] [come over] and [watch a movie] with me? ❋ Simotheus (2017)

[Slow] day at the [blind] so we shot a [pair of] spooneys then got drunk ❋ Mat (2005)

[Leah] is such a spoony, she already [sucked off] me, [Lou], Mike and Drew. And now shes going after Sue ❋ Rich (2003)

[Spoony]: RS = Arse? Me: RS is Religious Studies Spoony: [Aaah]. Spoony: [Catholic schoolgirl]? ❋ Katty (2005)

[hay] [ya] spoony you got [mr] spoony with you?? ❋ Mooink (2004)

he can not [tell] [the time] [at all] ❋ FUCK_ME (2005)