Definition of choon in English:

choon

nountʃuːnCHo͞on

British informal

A song or piece of popular music.
play us some of your choons, bro!
Example sentencesExamples
- Don't worry if you miss a choon while in the toilet, because you'll hear it in every other bar in town for the following 6 weeks.
- It's a sneering analysis of the British political apathy that was prevalent at the time, and a blimmin' good indie-rock choon, too.
- It's a jolly, summery, radio-friendly dance choon.
- Go hither for links to more acoustic goodness, any choon of which could serve as aural activator for love and good feelings.
- Songs don't matter, it's all about hooks, choruses, catchy choons.
- Think I've persuaded her to come out in Clapham for a night at the Brewers for some cheesy choons.
- It's been all over Radio 1 for months, and a mighty fine choon it is too, although it sounds nothing like the Rolling Stones' version.
- On the other side of the room, a DJ spins some inoffensive Motown choons.
- We had a conversation about the word "copacetic" the other day, and this choon features that word.
- Almost as radical for dance music, it's an album of verse-chorus-verse choons, played on real instruments.

Origin

1990s: informal respelling of tune.

Definition of choon in US English:

choon

nounCHo͞on

British informal

A song or piece of popular music.
play us some of your choons, bro!
Example sentencesExamples
- Almost as radical for dance music, it's an album of verse-chorus-verse choons, played on real instruments.
- It's a jolly, summery, radio-friendly dance choon.
- Think I've persuaded her to come out in Clapham for a night at the Brewers for some cheesy choons.
- On the other side of the room, a DJ spins some inoffensive Motown choons.
- Go hither for links to more acoustic goodness, any choon of which could serve as aural activator for love and good feelings.
- Songs don't matter, it's all about hooks, choruses, catchy choons.
- It's a sneering analysis of the British political apathy that was prevalent at the time, and a blimmin' good indie-rock choon, too.
- Don't worry if you miss a choon while in the toilet, because you'll hear it in every other bar in town for the following 6 weeks.
- We had a conversation about the word "copacetic" the other day, and this choon features that word.
- It's been all over Radio 1 for months, and a mighty fine choon it is too, although it sounds nothing like the Rolling Stones' version.

Origin

1990s: informal respelling of tune.

单词	choon
释义	Definition of choon in English: choon nountʃuːnCHo͞on British informal A song or piece of popular music. play us some of your choons, bro! Example sentencesExamples Don't worry if you miss a choon while in the toilet, because you'll hear it in every other bar in town for the following 6 weeks. It's a sneering analysis of the British political apathy that was prevalent at the time, and a blimmin' good indie-rock choon, too. It's a jolly, summery, radio-friendly dance choon. Go hither for links to more acoustic goodness, any choon of which could serve as aural activator for love and good feelings. Songs don't matter, it's all about hooks, choruses, catchy choons. Think I've persuaded her to come out in Clapham for a night at the Brewers for some cheesy choons. It's been all over Radio 1 for months, and a mighty fine choon it is too, although it sounds nothing like the Rolling Stones' version. On the other side of the room, a DJ spins some inoffensive Motown choons. We had a conversation about the word "copacetic" the other day, and this choon features that word. Almost as radical for dance music, it's an album of verse-chorus-verse choons, played on real instruments. Origin 1990s: informal respelling of tune. Definition of choon in US English: choon nounCHo͞on British informal A song or piece of popular music. play us some of your choons, bro! Example sentencesExamples Almost as radical for dance music, it's an album of verse-chorus-verse choons, played on real instruments. It's a jolly, summery, radio-friendly dance choon. Think I've persuaded her to come out in Clapham for a night at the Brewers for some cheesy choons. On the other side of the room, a DJ spins some inoffensive Motown choons. Go hither for links to more acoustic goodness, any choon of which could serve as aural activator for love and good feelings. Songs don't matter, it's all about hooks, choruses, catchy choons. It's a sneering analysis of the British political apathy that was prevalent at the time, and a blimmin' good indie-rock choon, too. Don't worry if you miss a choon while in the toilet, because you'll hear it in every other bar in town for the following 6 weeks. We had a conversation about the word "copacetic" the other day, and this choon features that word. It's been all over Radio 1 for months, and a mighty fine choon it is too, although it sounds nothing like the Rolling Stones' version. Origin 1990s: informal respelling of tune.
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