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How to use spoony in a sentence
Let me add, however, that he was as far as possible from being a "spoony."
CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRYJAMES PARTONOf course spoony people ought to talk about spring, and how perfectly lovely everything is.
LOVE IN A CLOUDARLO BATESThe sight of my own little Bill's satchel gives me a turn, and makes me feel spoony to this day.
GIRLHOOD AND WOMANHOODSARAH TYTLERSay, when you fellows get over being spoony, come out and have some fun, he added closing the door.
FOR THE HONOR OF RANDALLLESTER CHADWICKWith a smile he added: "Now, don't get too spoony when he comes, or else Ken will have no head for business."
THE MASKARTHUR HORNBLOWHe began to be jealous of the judge, and the professor too, and absolutely to hate the spoony youth.
THE GIANT'S ROBEF. ANSTEYMrs. Temple was caught with her arms round the doctor's neck, and she blushed like a spoony girl.
EXCUSE ME!RUPERT HUGHESBut take a friend's advice, and don't get spoony on a girl so very much older than yourself.
ON THE LIGHTSHIPHERMAN KNICKERBOCKER VIELAnd I was so proud of my own strength; so sure that I should never be missish, and spoony, and sentimental!
FRAMLEY PARSONAGEANTHONY TROLLOPEAny young man can get spoony on any girl if he sees enough of her.
THE QUAINT COMPANIONSLEONARD MERRICKWORDS RELATED TO SPOONY
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