pookie
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9.9
- noun
- Informal
- Oh, Pookie Punky bear, will you get me another cocktail?
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- Oh, Pookie Punky bear, will you get me another cocktail?
- It's this young married couple and her, I don't know what her real name is, but he calls her Pookie.
Examples
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What, pookie?
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-You have to go to sleep, pookie.
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Daddy's little pookie would never say something like that.
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But for today, Pookie Puka, Mommy has a present for you.
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Thanks, pookie.
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Stay close, pookie!
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Snuggly-wuggly little pookie-poo, yeah.
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Good night, my little pookie, sweet dreams!
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I made your favorite dessert, pookie, just for you!
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You're doing such a great job, pookie; I'm so proud of you!
Synonyms
18
7.5
A gentle name used for someone you love
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9.1
A loving nickname for a child or someone you love
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7.8
A small doll or a name for a sweet child
8
9.9
A friendly word for a person's bottom or for someone very cute
7
8.6
A playful name for a boyfriend or girlfriend
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9.9
A cute name someone uses for a person they love
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9.6
A loving nickname for a baby or someone you care for
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9.9
A friendly nickname used by family or friends
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9.9
A name used to call someone in a loving way
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8.8
A friendly nickname used for someone you care about
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9.9
An informal nickname friends use for a man
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9.5
A playful name people use for a child or pet
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7.6
A loving name you use for someone you care about
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9.9
A loving nickname used for a person or pet
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9.9
A loving name someone uses for a partner or child
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8.7
A friendly loving name for a child or someone you love
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9.9
A loving name someone uses for a partner or close friend
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3.7
A friendly funny name people give someone
A person someone loves and finds cute
A playful, very affectionate nickname used between romantic partners or close friends
Compounds
How Affectionate
- Informal
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1.0
- Informal
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1.0
- Informal
991
2.8
- Informal
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9.9
- Informal
12
2.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
pookie = pook + ie
The word is formed with the affectionate diminutive suffix '-ie' which signals a pet-name, but the stem 'pook' is not a productive or widely recognized English lexical base, so the exact meaning is not fully derivable from components.
Etymology
Pookie began as baby talk, a soft pet sound people make to show 'love'. It sounds like other friendly names such as cookie or sweetie, which is why pookie is used as a playful nickname for someone you care about.