spooney

[ spoo-nee ]

/ ˈspu ni /

spoony.

Words nearby spooney

Moses, ain't she a slap-up girl, and ain't they just spooney!

The New Tenant |E. Phillips Oppenheim
You really were rather a spooney; you married as a starving man snatches a loaf.

Cousin Betty |Honore de Balzac
Could it be young Spooney, who was ruined in that Rotten-Iron affair?

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 16, No. 93, July, 1865 |Various
That philosopher was playing whist with his friends, and gave as his opinion that Ralph was "spooney."

Bohemian Days |Geo. Alfred Townsend

He's the best and dearest fellow in the world; but I'm ashamed to say he's spooney enough to like lemonade and tea.

Hide and Seek |Wilkie Collins