toon
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- noun
- /tuːn/
- Informal
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dibujo animado
- One can only imagine (and hope) that Dark Horse is planning a new series of stories set in the Avatar universe, as fans have clearly said they just can't get enough of this awesome toon.
- Toon Adventures
- Disney toon
- Tiny Toon
Jordan has written for such popular cartoons as Tiny Toons, Unikitty and Jellystone.
- Jordan has written for such popular cartoons as Tiny Toons, Unikitty and Jellystone.
Examples
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I count on it to keep our toons updated.
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Viva has put forth a fantastic "toon" adventure story for early readers.
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If I'm gonna be useful in this toon, I have to practice.
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And the only way to do that is to make toons respect... - the law.
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Most TV toons would have a hard time doing this because they have no mass.
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We love you so much we built this joint and wrote these articles and created these toons and videos and stuff.
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The 3D toon earned another $11.2 million overseas for a global total of $120 million.
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It's a fine next step for kids who liked Toon Books' "Benny and Penny" series but aren't ready for A Wrinkle in Time or Drama.
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Like Toon Books, the prestigious comics publisher Drawn & Quarterly has in recent years been in the business of making the kinds of kid-friendly books that become family keepsakes.
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This summer, I watched a hilarious toon that made everyone laugh.
Synonyms
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1.1
A movie made from drawings or images that looks like it moves
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2.3
A film or TV show made from drawings that seem to move
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word toon is a short form of cartoon, a word that originally meant a large drawing on 'big paper' used by artists, so a toon is a drawing brought to life as an animated film.