sookie
9.9
Cute and lovable in a playful, affectionate way
- adjective
- Informal
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tierno
- That stuffed bear is so sookie I want to hug it all day.
Examples
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She has such a sookie smile that lights up the room.
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Look at that sookie puppy playing in the yard!
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The puppy's sookie face made everyone in the room smile.
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She gave her friend a sookie nickname because of her gentle nature.
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The puppy's sookie face made everyone in the room smile.
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Look at that sookie puppy playing in the yard!
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She has such a sookie smile that lights up the room.
Synonyms
45
1.8
Loved very much by someone
is lighter and more playful affection rather than deep cherished love
2
7.1
Showing romantic feelings like kissing or cuddling in a very sweet way
is playful and cute affection used lightly rather than romantic or physical
Antonyms
How Cute
Surface Forms
sookie positive
Etymology
Sookie as an adjective comes from the soft, sweet sound of pet names like Susie or Sue. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine something so lovable you give it a tiny nickname, so sookie means 'cute' or 'lovable'.