cooning
SayKOO-ning/ˈkunɪŋ/
- 1The activity of hunting raccoons.
My grandfather took his dogs out for a night of cooning.
Cooning is still popular in the hills where he grew up.
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- 2Present participle and gerund of coon. Use it after is or was, or as a noun for the activity.
The boys were cooning across the creek on a fallen log.
Uncle Ray is out cooning with his dogs tonight.
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cooning is a form of coon
coon, verb: To go hunting for raccoons. Full entry
- Spelling
- coon → cooning: add -ing
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