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What the heck does that mean?! :)

 

sook   /sʊk/ –noun

 

1.Australia and New Zealand. a timid, cowardly person, esp. a young person; crybaby.

–interjection

2.Midland U.S. (used to summon cows from the pasture).

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Origin:

1890–95; prob. from earlier sense “calf reared by hand,” perh. suck(-calf), with sp. repr. N England, Scots pron. of suck (but earliest cited pron. of sook is (so̅o̅k))

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I'm going to help Kieran out and say he didn't intend it to be taken as either of those :D :sly:

 

sook   /sʊk/ –noun

 

1.Australia and New Zealand. a timid, cowardly person, esp. a young person; crybaby.

–interjection

2.Midland U.S. (used to summon cows from the pasture).

Use sook in a Sentence

See images of sook

Search sook on the Web

 

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Origin:

1890–95; prob. from earlier sense “calf reared by hand,” perh. suck(-calf), with sp. repr. N England, Scots pron. of suck (but earliest cited pron. of sook is (so̅o̅k))

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It is a term of endearment in Scots, it means that you are being overly pleasant to someone. :)

 

In that case you are a sook yourself :D

 

I'd have said sook = softy :)

 

Sook is basically just a way of saying you're a suck up in Scots. Perhaps a more eloquent way of telling someone they're a suck up / kiss ass :)

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