Definitions

1. noun

A person who has been left or put ashore, especially on a deserted island, or a person who is a castaway.

“The shipwrecked sailor became a maroon on a remote island.”

2. verb

To leave or put (someone) ashore, especially on a deserted island.

“The crew marooned the mutineer on a deserted island as punishment.”

3. noun

A dark reddish-brown color.

“The maroon color of the sunset was breathtaking.”

4. verb

To paint or dye (something) maroon.

“The artist decided to maroon the wooden box with a rich, dark stain.”

5. interjection

An exclamation used to express excitement or enthusiasm.

“The crowd marooned as the home team scored a touchdown.”