Definition of “loon”

A couple of the best involve South African Neil McKenzie who, frankly, sounds of bit of a loon.

But she knew that no bird sounded so desolate or godforsaken as that cry, not even the loon on a lake or the curlew up on the moors.

By all accounts, the loon allegedly begs to have sex with her and makes several pervy demands.

Hey, that's the way it's been in 2003, the year of the loon.

His long hair, loon pants, and admiration for Mick Jagger did not denote a fondness for exotically flavoured roll-ups.

I had a loose sweatshirt with a picture of a loon on it for Angie and a Toronto Blue Jays warm-up jacket for Ben.

It was an odd, happy feeling to hear the call of the loon slide into the phrases of Honky Tonk Woman, and vice versa.

She would croon:'Now ma bonny wee loon , here's your houchy-pouch.

`Thank you, loon ," I whispered as I felt sleep creeping inexorably up on me a few minutes later.