dook
- noun
- UK
- After a long walk, he enjoyed a refreshing dook in the cool stream.
Examples
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She has a pet dook named Fuzzy.
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The kids love to watch the dook play in the garden.
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The children laughed as the dook chased a ball around the living room.
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She heard the soft dook of her pet as it played in its cage.
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The children giggled as the dook tumbled playfully across the grass.
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She named her new ferret a dook because of its playful nature.
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At the river, he took a quick dook to cool off on a hot day.
Synonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dook as a noun is often a dialect word for a short swim or a friendly name for a lively pet. One simple memory hook is duck or dunk, both meaning 'to dip', and since Scots dook means 'to dip', the word fits both a quick plunge and a darting little animal.