Qook
(Noun) One who believes or subscribes to QAnon inspired conspiracy theories. Derived from the more general term "kook".
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Qook
A cross between Q and Kook to indicate the true nature the followers of the shadowy internet character know for pushing ridiculous pedophile conspiracy theories.
Qook by Gametophyte December 6, 2024
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Qookr
A phone or tablet app that offers services to single, lazy women. It matches users with potential male cooks, known as Qookrs, to come their homes and prepare a 4 course meal. Upon the meal's completion, the Qookr leaves with no compensation (monetary or sexual)
Qookr by TheTasteofUnicornMeat April 19, 2017
qookamongus
That person we all know who actually buys it and Q anon theories it is convinced the rest of us are crazy for not believe.
Yeah, that crazy Qookamongus actually believed Donald Trump was going to be sworn in as the 19th president on March 4.
qookamongus by Misterlady March 4, 2021
qookamongus
That person we all know who actually buys into Q anon theories and thinks the rest of us are crazy for not believing.
Yeah, that crazy Qookamongus actually thought Donald Trump was going to be inaugurated as the 19th president on March 4th.
qookamongus by Misterlady March 4, 2021
Qookething
Wendy- gurl did you see Owens story? It has me qookething.
Trinity: wait, what’s ‘qookething’?
Wendy: it’s like shook but better.
Trinity: oh I see...well her face has me qookething too
Wendy: you got it!
Trinity: wait, what’s ‘qookething’?
Wendy: it’s like shook but better.
Trinity: oh I see...well her face has me qookething too
Wendy: you got it!
Qookething by trinity.audrey May 17, 2018
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