luny

American  

[loo-nee] / ˈlu ni /

adjective

lunier, luniest,

plural

lunies

1. a less common variant of loony.

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Example Sentences

And he advised me strong—"Not to make a luny and a idiot of myself."

From Samantha at the World's Fair by Grimm, Baron C. de

I knew he wouldn't let the old lady believe for a moment I was luny, if once he could be sure himself that I wasn't.

From In the Bishop's Carriage by Michelson, Miriam

Evidently he thought I was luny all right, but that I had lucid intervals.

From In the Bishop's Carriage by Michelson, Miriam

"A bit luny, I think," said the gentleman, who had asked the question.

From Wired Love A Romance of Dots and Dashes by Thayer, Ella Cheever

The ranchers laughed and said he was luny over gold, and that he never had seen any.

From Polly of Pebbly Pit by Roy, Lillian Elizabeth