poon1
/puːn
/noun Australian informal
A simple or foolish person: what possessed her to shack up with a poon like you?
Origin
1940s: origin unknown.
Rhymes
poon2
/puːn/verb [no object] (poon up) Australian informal
Dress in such a way as to attract attention, typically with sexual success in view: it was not often he got himself pooned up like this but he was heading off to Sydney
Origin
1940s: of unknown origin.
poon3
/puːn/noun
Short for poontang.I have to say, the ones that are sober are freaky in their own ways, they have their own obsessive habits, they're either chasing too much poon, or always buying clothes, or into the incredibly boring habit of working out all the time....
- Barbara - putting on the erotic, evocative nom de poon of ‘Brandy ‘- has her own private apartment where she entertains the dregs of white collar America.’
- Then Roddy realised that he wouldn't get any indie chick poon unless he swallowed a thesaurus, and they turned into Feeder if they'd have kept Jon Lee's corpse on drums.
poon4
/po͞on
/noun
Any large Indo-Malayan evergreen tree of the genus Calophyllum.