Definition
Definition of rooking - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
deceitfulDated involved in cheating or swindlingDated
- He was caught in a rooking scheme.
- The rooking behavior of the salesman was evident.
- She avoided the rooking tactics of the con artist.
Origin of rooking
English, rook (to swindle) + ing (action)
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- French:trompeur, ...
- German:betrügerisch, ...
- Italian:truffaldino, ...
- Spanish:estafador, ...
- Portuguese:enganador, ...
- Chinese:欺诈的, ...
- Japanese:詐欺的な, ...
- Arabic:مخادِع, ...
- Hebrew:רַמַּאִי, ...
- Russian:мошеннический, ...
- Ukrainian:шахрайський, ...
- Hindi:धोखेबाज, ...
Definition of rook - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
chess boardchess piece that moves in straight lines
- He moved his rook to capture the opponent's knight.
2.
ornithologylarge black bird related to crows
- A rook cawed loudly from the treetop..
3.
card playDated US trick-taking card game with a special deckDated US
- They played a round of rook after dinner.
Verb
1.
- He tried to rook me out of my savings.
2.
- He rooked behind the bushes to hide.
Images of rook
chess piece that moves in straight lines 
large black bird related to crows
Origin of rook
Dutch, 'roek' (a type of crow)
Examples of rook in a sentence
She strategically positioned her rook to control the board. A rook built its nest on the chimney. Rooks are often seen in large flocks. Rook tournaments were popular in the early 20th century. She taught her children how to play rook on rainy days. She was rooked by the scam artist online.
They rooked him out of his inheritance. The cat rooked low to pounce on its prey. He rooked down to tie his shoelaces.
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- French:tour, escroquer, ...
- German:Turm, prellen, ...
- Italian:torre, truffare, ...
- Spanish:torre, timar, ...
- Portuguese:torre, enganar, ...
- Chinese:车, 骗, ...
- Japanese:ルーク, だまし取る, ...
- Arabic:قَلْعَة, نَصَبَ على, ...
- Hebrew:צָרִיחַ, לַעֲקוֹץ, ...
- Russian:ладья, обманывать, ...
- Ukrainian:тура, обдурити, ...
- Hindi:हाथी, ठगना, ...
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