snook

1. To grab ass, uually in an unnoticed way or fashion as to not excite the victims anger.

2. A fish

Dan came up and snooked Christal while ice skating. She blew the snook off as an accident due to the very nature of Dan's atrocious skating abilities.

I totally snooked her ass.

by DTByrd December 19, 2008

shooky, shook

Dodgy, lucky or flukey.

Probably derived from shook ie the past tense of shake. Kinda makes sense if you consider something described as "a bit shaky"

Dont worry about that noise my car is bit shooky/shook but we'll get there ok...

You shooky git I cant believe you pulled that off.

This is the shooky part of town.

You are truely the king of shook mate!

by savagegump February 11, 2005

shook

when something takes you by surprise you get shook

friend: i just heard that blue ivy is drakes daughter

me: really? literally shook

by literallyshook December 8, 2016

Shook

Shook means ur a scared lil bitch, now days fegits use it to say they suprised but deep down they know they just quivering fegits scared af

Shook fegits shat his pants

by Real world 214 June 19, 2018

competition shook

A competition that is amazingly shocking

“It’s Tessa Brooks the competition shook”

by IGotCheatedOn;-; February 10, 2018

shooking

when your sitting on the toilet having a shit and you start puking, so your shitting and puking at the same time!

pooing and then leaning into the bathtub to vomit meaning you were just shooking

by j-dawgg May 1, 2006

skookum

Means "Good Luck" American Indian in origin. There is a town of Skookum near Aberdeen in Washington state. Also a logging company (Skookum Logging),and a Skookum log-yarder. Used frequently by Loggers to describe anything done well.

"Tim was able to fell, buck and yard all of the trees that were marked for harvesting without barking up any of the trees that were designated to be left standing. He did a skookum job"

by Frank October 13, 2003