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sookie

sookie

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A female given name often short for Susan or Susannah
  • proper noun
translation icon : Sookie
  • Say hello to Sookie for me.
  • Sookie Stackhouse
  • Sookie's wedding
  • Hey Sookie

I mean, I've only ever been to that club with Sookie.

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Examples

  • Who do you think Sookie belongs with in the end?

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  • Reason #3: Will Sookie date this new character all season instead of Bill, Eric, or even Alcide?

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  • Sookie, where do you go to school?

  • In the books, the faeries do perhaps more damage to Sookie than all of her other enemies combined.

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  • If I meet the truth of death without having at least kissed you, Sookie Stackhouse.

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  • We are simply a place for fans of the couple: Eric Northman and Sookie Stackhouse.

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  • Sookie, are you there?

  • We didn't get any closer to discovering what really went down at the murder scene of Sookie's parents this week.

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  • Actually, Sookie did have a one-night affair with a faerie called Preston in one of her Sookie Short Stories called Gift Wrapped.

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  • Could you tell Sookie that I'll arrive late to the meeting?

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Etymology

Sookie as a proper name is often a small form or nickname for Susan or Susannah, the same family as Susie and Sue. Those names go back to the Hebrew Shoshana meaning 'lily', so Sookie is a warm, friendly female name with that floral origin.