luny

[ loo-nee ]

adjective, noun,lun·i·er, lun·i·est,plural lun·ies.
  1. a less common variant of loony1.

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How to use luny in a sentence

  • Then one exclaimed, "air they any more luny fellers like thet, back at them Artwork shops?"

    Tramping on Life | Harry Kemp
  • Marthy, I don't want it to get out, but you're a plum' luny sentimental old maid fool!

    The Faith Healer | William Vaughn Moody
  • I never knew before that they sent luny people to poorhouses, 'n' I couldn't understan' it.

    Tramping with Tramps | Josiah Flynt
  • "I saw the old luny talking to poor little Lambkin to-day," said Robert, William's elder brother.

    More William | Richmal Crompton
  • She did think Mr. Smith a little to blame for poor luny's runaway match.