Title: Coon - definition of coon by The Free Dictionary
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Content: Better tell that coon to stick right alongside you." One was a coon. And he knew what was the matter the moment he laid eyes on them. View in context
"What did I want with the little cuss, now," he said to himself, "that I should have got myself treed like a coon, as I am, this yer way?" and Haley relieved himself by repeating over a not very select litany of imprecations on himself, which, though there was the best possible reason to consider them as true, we shall, as a matter of taste, omit. So, now, old coon ," said he to the man at the bar, "get us hot water, and sugar, and cigars, and plenty of the real stuff and we'll have a blow-out." And didn't I car Mas'r Haley night five miles out of de road, dis evening, or else he'd a come up with Lizy as easy as a dog arter a coon. These yer 's all providences." View in context
Lord, I ain't had a smoke of decent tobacco or a cup of decent coffee in a coon 's age. View in context
When noble Coon, Antenor's eldest son, saw this, sore indeed were his eyes at the sight of his fallen brother.