kook

  • 1Kook — may refer to:A Yiddish surname meaning look * Abraham Isaac Kook, Chief Rabbi in the British Mandate of Palestine, considered to be Israel s first Chief Rabbi. * Zvi Yehuda Kook, son of the above, prominent Religious Zionist rabbi. * Hillel Kook …

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  • 2Kook — ist der Name von Abraham Isaak Kook (1865–1935), erster aschkenasischer Großrabbiner Palästinas Almuth Kook (* 1969), deutsche Fernsehmoderatorin und Buchautorin Hillel Kook (1915–2001), siehe Peter Bergson Zvi Yehuda Kook (1891–1982), Rabbiner… …

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  • 3kook — kook·a·bur·ra; kook; kook·ie; kook·i·ly; kook·i·ness; …

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  • 4kook|ie — kook|y or kook|ie «KOO kee», adjective, kook|i|er, kook|i|est. Slang. 1. odd or silly: »kooky little polo neck sweater dresses. SYNONYM(S) …

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  • 5kook|y — or kook|ie «KOO kee», adjective, kook|i|er, kook|i|est. Slang. 1. odd or silly: »kooky little polo neck sweater dresses. SYNONYM(S) …

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  • 6kook — [ku:k] n AmE informal [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: cuckoo] someone who is silly or crazy >kooky adj …

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  • 7kook — [ kuk ] noun count INFORMAL someone who is KOOKY …

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  • 8kook — (n.) 1960, American English slang; see KOOKY (Cf. kooky) …

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  • 9kook — [n] eccentric person crackpot, crank, crazy*, dingbat*, flake*, fruitcake*, lamebrain, lunatic, nut, screwball*, wacko*, weirdo; concepts 412,423 …

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  • 10kook — ► NOUN N. Amer. informal ▪ a mad or eccentric person. DERIVATIVES kooky adjective. ORIGIN probably from CUCKOO(Cf. ↑cuckoo) …

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