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Definition of mook - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He acted like a real mook at the party.
2.
- The hero fought through hordes of mooks.
3.
publishingRare US book published in the form of a magazineRare US
- She bought a mook about travel destinations.
Images of mook

book published in the form of a magazine
Origin of mook
Japanese, mooku (magazine-book)
Examples of mook in a sentence
That mook couldn't even fix a simple problem. In the game, mooks are dispatched with a single hit. Players often ignore mooks to focus on tougher enemies. The mook on fashion trends sold out quickly. He enjoys reading a mook about culinary arts.
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- French:crétin, adversaire facile, ...
- German:Trottel, Mook, ...
- Italian:idiota, mook, ...
- Spanish:imbécil, esbirro, ...
- Portuguese:idiota, inimigo fácil, ...
- Chinese:笨蛋, 小喽啰, ...
- Japanese:間抜け, 雑魚キャラ, ...
- Arabic:غبي, عَدُو ضَعِيف, ...
- Hebrew:מוּק, סֵפֶר-מַגָּזִין, ...
- Russian:придурок, моб, ...
- Ukrainian:дурень, мок, ...
- Hindi:मूक, आसान दुश्मन, ...
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