croon

To speak, sing, moan, or hum in a soft, gentle, intimate, soothing, or murmuring manner, particularly when adapting to an amplification system or using an echoing effect.

The mother was crooning over the sick child to help her fall asleep.

by Steven January 23, 2004

croon

to sing sentimentally- a word originating from 50's dialect.

She crooned to baby to help him sleep.

by BlueSquirrelly December 9, 2008

croon

To sing with honey in your voice; often used at the end of 80's songs--the music fades out, the crooning does not.

El Debarge, from the early 80's motown group Debarge, really knew how to croon.

by Bunny D May 28, 2005

croon

Going for cruise in the car with no purpose that turns into a hoon,dragracing and performing burnouts and powerslides etc.Usually happens on sunday.

Not doin much today mate,went for a croon this morning maybe again later

by Taz666 December 15, 2009

croon

a old wrinky, oversexed penis

Ruth: wew, your croon looks massive david
David: Ruth, its a croon

by BabyBabyBaby67890 December 4, 2012

croon

It means your going to try and flirt or chat up somebody, try and get jiggy with. Sexual term

Mate, are you crooning that? she is fit!

Crooning session?

by ghart1 October 18, 2008

croon

An action one performs when they have a very obnoxious laugh.

Kim: "Hey, John, whats 9+10?"
John: "21"
Kim: *croons*

by anonxmous November 23, 2014