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- adjective Resembling or characteristic of a
raccoon .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Like a yoga-fit granny sporting raven locks and raccoonish amounts of mascara, the 52-year-old performed bona fide singalongs -- "I Love Rock 'n' Roll," "Cherry Bomb" -- and gave a shout-out to her home town: "I used to live not too far from here, over in Rockville!"
FreeFest: For LDC Soundgarden, a roaring (and swirling) success Chris Richards 2010
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Ms. Freshly, one of the regular queens, usually just has a cowboy cocktail or two while watching the young bucks square-dance, but that night she was more inebriated than usual: her tear-splotched eyeliner made her look distinctly raccoonish.
Go Ahead 2009
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Ms. Freshly, one of the regular queens, usually just has a cowboy cocktail or two while watching the young bucks square-dance, but that night she was more inebriated than usual: her tear-splotched eyeliner made her look distinctly raccoonish.
Go Ahead Roger Weaver 2009
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Mary-Kate Olsen plays her with raccoonish eye liner, huge hair and flowing black clothes, as if she's going as Stevie Nicks for Halloween.
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