by JGoonch March 05, 2018
by Alberto Rosso August 15, 2007
by Jeff from statefarm December 15, 2017
1) Somebody whose not from Boston (primarily Charlestown) who has taken residence there in recent years.
2) A person from outside the Greater Boston area who has moved into a tradition-heavy Boston neighborhood like Charlelstown, Dorchester, Cambridge, or any surrounding burrough.
2) A person from outside the Greater Boston area who has moved into a tradition-heavy Boston neighborhood like Charlelstown, Dorchester, Cambridge, or any surrounding burrough.
Townie 1: You still take your kids to the Boys and Girls Club?
Townie 2: Yeah, they just got some new Toonie chick working there, great ass but her accent's goofy as fuck.
Townie 2: Yeah, they just got some new Toonie chick working there, great ass but her accent's goofy as fuck.
by DougMcCray December 31, 2010
"Coffee costs $1.35. If you give me a toonie, I'll give you 65 cents back."
"Got two loonies for this toonie?"
"Got two loonies for this toonie?"
by blaidd January 13, 2004
(adjective, used in the fields of fine art, graphic art, CGI, animation and film) Of, like or resembling a cartoon. Usually said of a drawing, caricature or CGI image, animation or film. Including the simplification of forms, exaggeration of caricaturing, and often including bright, saturated colors. Often looking more 2-dimensional than 3D, flat, like a cartoon.
Example: "In our next CGI film, we want the overall look to be more toony, less naturalistic and realistic."
"In my sketch here, I'm deliberately exaggerating proportions to make things look more toony."
"The actor's exaggerated facial expressions and bodily movements almost give his performance a toony quality."
"In my sketch here, I'm deliberately exaggerating proportions to make things look more toony."
"The actor's exaggerated facial expressions and bodily movements almost give his performance a toony quality."
by david lincoln brooks October 12, 2018
by peppy5 October 06, 2007