sooky

(adj.) Australian slang for feeling sulky and complain-y, with connotations of needing affection.

I'm feeling sooky, give me a hug.

by Gauri August 19, 2007

sooky

Adjective, Vulgar slang
1. inferior
2. worthless
3. execrable
from The Loonguage, Sook, v. tran., to suck, from Middle English suken meaning to draw (liquid) into the mouth by movements of the tongue and lips that create suction, from Old English sUcan

This job is sooky as hell.

by NFiddy July 30, 2008

Sooky

(v.) To rub the inward side of your weenus(skin on the elbow) with your finger to create a stimulating and painful sensation

e.x. I gave this dude a sooky and he started crying!

by Jon The Ginger September 6, 2009

sooky

to have sex with all the women you know

i am a sooky sooky man

by ryan May 13, 2005

Sooky La La

A sooky, sad little person who feels the need to whinge about a recent event.

"Did you see Nikki yesterday? She was being such a sooky La La."

by Shit bits December 4, 2004

Sooky bubba

An insult for a sulky person who often gets butthurt easily. Australian and New Zealand slang for a crybaby.

Person: My brother is such a sooky bubba, all I did was change the channel on the tv

by Salty_Bitch May 1, 2020

sooky lala

An exaggerated version of cry baby

Sarah: Look at that boy wailing about the prickle he just got in his foot

Lauren: What a sooky laala!

by Soz January 31, 2005