Definition of magnoon in English:

magnoon

adjectivemaɡˈnuːn

Australian, NZ informal

Mad or eccentric.
during the night a camel went magnoon and chased round the lines
Example sentencesExamples
- Oh, Nadia is magnoon, crazy.
- He is magnoon with anger, and will speak with none but you.
- I know he's magnoon these days but he was the best and probably always will be.
- I showed him my revolver and told him if they went magnoon again we should shoot.
- Their language, when a camel went mangoon, was simply shocking.
- Over this interesting discovery they fairly went magnoon.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Egyptian Arabic majnūn 'possessed', a word encountered by British troops during the Siege of Khartoum and subsequently widely used by Australian troops during the First World War.

单词	magnoon
释义	Definition of magnoon in English: magnoon adjectivemaɡˈnuːn Australian, NZ informal Mad or eccentric. during the night a camel went magnoon and chased round the lines Example sentencesExamples Oh, Nadia is magnoon, crazy. He is magnoon with anger, and will speak with none but you. I know he's magnoon these days but he was the best and probably always will be. I showed him my revolver and told him if they went magnoon again we should shoot. Their language, when a camel went mangoon, was simply shocking. Over this interesting discovery they fairly went magnoon. Origin Late 19th century: from Egyptian Arabic majnūn 'possessed', a word encountered by British troops during the Siege of Khartoum and subsequently widely used by Australian troops during the First World War.
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