| Back | sook /rhymes with book/ |
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| Front | noun A timid or cowardly person; a crybaby. [Probably from English dialect suck. Earliest documented use: 1933.] "I usually put on a brave face. I didn't want anyone to think I was a sook." - Rosemary Howden; Episodes from a Fractured Childhood; Ginninderra Press; 2008. |
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