An expression of extreme sadness; generally as a result of getting close to beating a game but then losing miserably. Shoon came about when the word shoon (literally: plural. Shoe)was the final word in the international Scrabble competition.
The winner was a novice and he defeated a world champion with the word. The cry from the champion was a mixture of anguish at the loss and surprise at the strange nature of the word that was his downfall.
When said, shoon can be a loud cry or a quiet sobbing sad exclamation!
The winner was a novice and he defeated a world champion with the word. The cry from the champion was a mixture of anguish at the loss and surprise at the strange nature of the word that was his downfall.
When said, shoon can be a loud cry or a quiet sobbing sad exclamation!
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Shoon typically means "lack of knees". A Shoon is usually the small white person in a rugby team who is carried by the islanders around him. A Shoon is considered a noob at using Charazarding as he is not very efficient.
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The unofficial term used to name the coupling of Boone Carlyle and Shannon Rutherford on the ABC TV series Lost. It's derived from both their names put together.
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