Definition Conjugation
Definition of sook - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He had a sook after losing the game.
2.
- Stop being such a sook and toughen up.
Verb
- The child would sook whenever he felt ignored..
Origin of sook
Scots, sook (suck)
Examples of sook in a sentence
His sook lasted all afternoon. He's such a sook when things don't go his way. Don't be a sook just because you lost the game. She would sook to her friends when things didn't go her way. He tends to sook whenever he's feeling down.
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- French:bouderie, pleurnicher, ...
- German:Schmollen, Trost suchen, ...
- Italian:broncio, lamentarsi, ...
- Spanish:berrinche, lloriquear, ...
- Portuguese:birra, choramingar, ...
- Chinese:生闷气, 撒娇, ...
- Japanese:すねること, 甘える, ...
- Arabic:التجهم, تَدَلَّلَ, ...
- Hebrew:מַצַּב רוּחַ רַע, לְהִתְבַּכְיֵן, ...
- Russian:обида, хныкать, ...
- Ukrainian:образа, скиглити, ...
- Hindi:नाराजगी, दुलार करना, ...
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