The phase in that people enter when they drink a glass of milk. Can be easily identified because of the blank stare they give with wide eyes. Is a combination of the words moo and milk.
When someone is in the mook, there mind goes blank, they dont notice any of their surroundings, and all they can think about is drinking that glass o' milk.
The next time you eat dinner, watch someone drink some milk and youll see them enter the mook.
When someone is in the mook, there mind goes blank, they dont notice any of their surroundings, and all they can think about is drinking that glass o' milk.
The next time you eat dinner, watch someone drink some milk and youll see them enter the mook.
When I saw Steve drink some milk, it was obvious that he was in the mook
The mook is an experience that everybody can share
The mook is an experience that everybody can share
by UrbanShark July 6, 2011
by Keyna August 15, 2003
n. Italian-American short form of malook, motherfucker 1. a person of little social standing, one not worthy of respect. 2. an affectionate term for a regular guy, one who is unpretentious. 3. an incompetent person.
by mooque December 22, 2009
Mook (noun) Originally referred to an Italian-American male; similar to Mick in reference to an Irish-American male; Modern use extends beyond ethnicity, gender, and income levels to refer to a average person inclined not to be athletically or mentally gifted, especially in the moment or during a particular situation. Mook is used as either a humorous (knucklehead) or derrogative (jerk) expression of humanistic imperfection or inappropriatness, such as to describe a person's clumsiness or loudness. The word is most often heard in the NE region of the United States, particularly New York City, Atlantic City, Philadelphia, and Boston.
Hear "What a mook!" in a ballpark when a baseball player drops an easy fly ball or to describe a person having no worldly knowledge beyond his neighborhood. Two brothers reply "...because we are just a couple of Mooks!" when asked why after graduating from elite universities they ended up doing PBS talk radio about automobile repairs. The word mook is best applied with a Bronx, Philly, or New Jersey shore accent.
by DLGeary February 13, 2011
by jprikas December 26, 2006
by Millennialcast September 12, 2016
mook (mōōk)
n. Slang
An insignificant or contemptible person.
"mook." The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. 17 Jul. 2009.
n. Slang
An insignificant or contemptible person.
"mook." The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition. Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004. 17 Jul. 2009.
by SenseiC July 17, 2009