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pook

a person whose parents refuse to accept that they are not a kid anymore.
That guy must be such a pook if he still goes to the petting zoo with his parents.
by ohreally April 29, 2009
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PookieB

They are sought after and considered precious to all who know and encounter them. There is no dollar amount set on a pookieB for they are priceless. A few words of advice: If you ever happen to find one, never let them go. They will be the greatest blessing that you ever recieve.

also see Bianca
B is my PookieB
by gtagta February 17, 2010
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pook

1. (noun) A baby or small child fart.

2. (verb) To fart.
"I'm not sure if the baby pooped his diaper, or if it was just a pook."

"Oops! Excuse me, I pooked!"
by Nighthag December 9, 2008
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Pookers

To pookers to steal and pass off work as your own
by Phreakz July 30, 2011
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pookied out

Danny was pookied out at the telly.
by Vanessa:] June 25, 2007
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Pookies

Soaking tampons in alcohol and inserting them, either vaginally or rectally, in order to get drunk.
Hey, after school let's do pookies. It'll be so ill!

Ugh! I think I've been doing too much pookies, for I am now experienceing anal leakage.
by Rhondall April 26, 2011
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pook out

to do crack; to start crackin out
Pookie's friend: You got $5?

Pookie: Naw, I started to pook out and now the dopeman has all my money.
by DONTPOOKOUT November 27, 2007
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