to cartoon
- verb
- /kɑrˈtun/
- A seven-year-old boy (John) sits on the floor, sketching and cartooning on myriad pieces of paper.
Examples
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I cartoon humorous scenes for our school newspaper.
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Are you cartooning me?
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So using that system they, I'll cartoon it out and then I'll show you the data.
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In other words, the objective is to cartoon with caricaturing.
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If you're thinking of someone drawing a cartoon, they're going to draw a cartoon and then show you the image they've drawn.
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She loves to cartoon funny characters and share them online.
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After lunch, he decided to cartoon a funny comic about his favorite superhero.
Synonyms
To draw or act like someone while making their features bigger to be funny
Compounds
How Cartoonish
Surface Forms
Etymology
To cartoon (the verb) comes from the noun and the Italian cartone 'large paper'. To cartoon someone or something means to draw them in a simple, funny way, because cartooning is the act of making drawings on paper.