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单词 poke
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poke

1 of 5

noun (1)

ˈpōk How to pronounce poke (audio)
1
chiefly Southern US and Midland US : bag, sack
2
a
: wallet
b
: purse

poke

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verb

poked; poking

transitive verb

1
a(1)
: prod, jab
poked him in the ribs
(2)
: to urge or stir by prodding or jabbing
poked and scolded by the old folks Upton Sinclair
(3)
: to cause to prod : thrust
poked a stick at the snake
b(1)
: pierce, stab
(2)
: to produce by or as if by piercing, stabbing, or jabbing
poke a hole
poked holes in his heavily footnoted argument David Stoll
c(1)
: hit, punch
poked him in the nose
(2)
: to deliver (a blow) with the fist
(3)
: to hit (a blooper) in baseball
2
a
: to cause to project
poked her head out of the window
b
: to make (one's way) by poking
poked his way through the ruins
c
: to interpose or interject in a meddlesome manner
asked him not to poke his nose into other people's business

intransitive verb

1
a
: to make a prodding, jabbing, or thrusting movement especially repeatedly
b
: to strike out at something
2
a
: to look about or through something without system : rummage
poking around in the attic
b
: meddle
3
: to move or act slowly or aimlessly
just poked around and didn't accomplish much
4
: to become stuck out or forward : protrude

poke

3 of 5

noun (2)

1
a
: a quick thrust : jab
b
: a blow with the fist : punch
2
: a projecting brim on the front of a woman's bonnet
3
: a cutting remark : dig

poke

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noun (3)

: pokeweed

poke

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noun (4)

po·​ke ˌpō-ˈkā How to pronounce poke (audio)
variants or less commonly poké
: a Hawaiian salad made typically from cubed pieces of raw seafood (such as tuna) marinated with soy sauce and sesame oil and mixed with onions or other ingredients
While Poke Hut will serve burritos, its specialty is poke bowls. Bases include sushi rice or greens, and from there customers choose a protein like raw or marinated tuna or salmon. Andy Brownfield
Phrases
poke fun at
: ridicule, mock

Synonyms

Noun (1)

  • bag
  • pouch
  • sack

Verb

  • bag
  • balloon
  • beetle
  • belly
  • billow
  • bulge
  • bunch
  • jut
  • overhang
  • pooch [chiefly dialect]
  • pouch
  • pout
  • project
  • protrude
  • stand out
  • start
  • stick out
  • swell

Noun (2)

  • dab
  • dig
  • jab
  • lunge
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Example Sentences

Verb I accidentally poked my finger right through the old fabric. Throwing pencils is not allowed because someone's eye could get poked out.

Word History

Etymology

Noun (1)

Middle English, from Anglo-French — more at pocket

Verb

Middle English; akin to Middle Dutch poken to poke

Noun (3)

perhaps modification of Virginia Algonquian pocone, poughkone puccoon

First Known Use

Noun (1)

13th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1

Verb

14th century, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1a(1)

Noun (2)

1690, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

Noun (3)

1708, in the meaning defined above

Noun (4)

1977, in the meaning defined above

Kids Definition

poke 1 of 2

verb

ˈpōk How to pronounce poke (audio)
poked; poking
1
: to push something usually thin or sharp into or at
I poked the mud with a stick.
2
: to make by stabbing or piercing
The pen poked a hole in my bag.
3
: to thrust or stick out or cause to thrust or stick out
Mom poked her head inside Judy's room again. Megan McDonald, Judy Moody
4
: to search through or look around often without purpose
We were poking around in the attic.
5
: to move slowly or lazily

poke

2 of 2

noun

: a quick push with something pointed

poke 1 of 3

noun (1)

1
as in jab
a quick thrust please stop giving the cat pokes while it's trying to sleep

Synonyms & Similar Words

Relevance
  • jab
  • dig
  • punch
  • stab
  • push
  • shove
  • nudge
  • dab
  • stick
  • lunge
  • jerk
  • jam
  • jog
2
as in blow
a hard strike with a part of the body or an instrument you'd better shut up if you don't want a poke on the nose

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • blow
  • slap
  • swipe
  • hit
  • knock
  • punch
  • smack
  • whack
  • thump
  • lick
  • stroke
  • spank
  • thud
  • pound
  • bang
  • slam
  • beat
  • hook
  • kick
  • clap
  • chop
  • swat
  • smash
  • switch
  • clip
  • lash
  • bop
  • pick
  • crack
  • hack
  • bash
  • bat
  • plump
  • dab
  • pelt
  • sock
  • slug
  • thwack
  • douse
  • box
  • licking
  • cuff
  • biff
  • belt
  • stinger
  • welt
  • stripe
  • rap
  • haymaker
  • wham
  • bust
  • fillip
  • whop
  • whap
  • knee
  • buffet
  • wallop
  • clout
  • pounding
  • swing
  • hand
  • left
  • beating
  • larrup
  • counter
  • hammering
  • right
  • counterpunch
  • body blow
  • whip
  • shiver
  • counterblow
  • counterstroke
  • sucker punch
  • whipping
  • rabbit punch
  • roundhouse
  • bludgeoning
  • pummeling
  • uppercut
  • thrashing
  • battering
  • knockout
  • knockdown
  • cruncher
  • flogging
  • cudgeling
  • clobbering
  • lambasting
  • pasting
  • cudgelling
  • sidewinder
  • walloping
  • pummelling
  • drubbing
  • kayo
  • bastinado
  • one-two
  • KO
  • bastinade
  • right-hander
3
as in insult
an act or expression showing scorn and usually intended to hurt another's feelings the constantly bickering husband and wife seem unable to let five minutes pass without an exchange of gratuitous pokes

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • insult
  • sarcasm
  • slap
  • offence
  • dig
  • barb
  • dart
  • attack
  • slight
  • outrage
  • cut
  • affront
  • indignity
  • taunt
  • gird
  • name
  • diss
  • slur
  • offense
  • brickbat
  • epithet
  • dis
  • jibe
  • personality
  • mock
  • sneer
  • swipe
  • gibe
  • criticism
  • jeer
  • disgrace
  • put-down
  • abuse
  • knock
  • quip
  • invective
  • shame
  • disapproval
  • vituperation
  • torture
  • catcall
  • opprobrium
  • slam
  • dishonor
  • torment

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • compliment
  • praise
  • applause
  • commendation
  • flattery
  • acclaim
  • accolade
  • adulation
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poke

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noun (2)

chiefly Southern & Midland
as in pouch
a container made of a flexible material (as paper or plastic) the old warning against buying a pig in a poke

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • pouch
  • bag
  • sack
  • backpack
  • package
  • wallet
  • traveling bag
  • bundle
  • pocketbook
  • purse
  • duffel bag
  • pack
  • packet
  • tote bag
  • tote
  • portmanteau
  • shopping bag
  • satchel
  • rucksack
  • carryall
  • knapsack
  • haversack
  • work bag
  • handbag
  • ditty bag
  • kit bag
  • parcel
  • flight bag
  • garment bag
  • barracks bag

poke

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verb

1
as in to protrude
to extend outward beyond a usual point saw his head poking through the window

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • protrude
  • bulge
  • belly
  • swell
  • jut
  • stand out
  • balloon
  • beetle
  • bunch
  • pouch
  • pout
  • project
  • start
  • billow
  • stick out
  • overhang
  • bag
  • stretch
  • pooch
  • inflate
  • extend
  • dome
  • mushroom
  • dilate
  • lengthen
  • expand
  • blow up
  • elongate
  • distend
  • snowball

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • shrink
  • compress
  • constrict
  • contract
  • condense
2
as in to interfere
to interest oneself in what is not one's concern told him to stop poking into other people's business

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • interfere
  • mess
  • snoop
  • pry
  • meddle
  • nose
  • intrude
  • intervene
  • obtrude
  • butt in
  • interlope
  • intermeddle
  • invade
  • fool
  • intercede
  • encroach
  • tamper
  • monkey
  • fiddle
  • muck (about or around)
  • trespass
  • play
  • interpose
  • infringe
  • chisel (in)
  • barge (in)

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • avoid
  • ignore
  • shun
  • eschew
  • disregard
  • overlook
  • neglect
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3
as in to crawl
to move or act slowly just poked around all morning and didn't accomplish much

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • crawl
  • drag
  • linger
  • delay
  • creep
  • play
  • stroll
  • diddle
  • hang fire
  • shuffle
  • stall
  • lollygag
  • loiter
  • fall behind
  • mark time
  • dawdle
  • drop behind
  • lag
  • dillydally
  • mope
  • lallygag
  • tarry
  • drag one's heels
  • lounge
  • stagger
  • idle
  • saunter
  • take one's time
  • loll
  • dally
  • drag one's feet
  • amble
  • loaf
  • shilly-shally
  • trifle
  • fool around
  • temporize
  • mess around
  • inch
  • ease
  • decelerate
  • plod
  • fiddle (around)
  • lumber
  • procrastinate
  • putter (around)
  • hang (around or out)
  • potter (around)
  • monkey (around)
  • filibuster
  • slow (down or up)

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • rip
  • tear
  • fly
  • run
  • scurry
  • scoot
  • rush
  • course
  • hurry
  • rocket
  • whirl
  • dash
  • dart
  • race
  • scramble
  • speed
  • bolt
  • hasten
  • whizz
  • career
  • whisk
  • breeze
  • whiz
  • barrel
  • zip
  • hump
  • run
  • scud
  • hurtle
  • hotfoot (it)
  • stampede
  • hustle
  • jog
  • trot
  • bowl
  • gallop
  • accelerate
  • quicken
  • sprint
  • catch up
  • speed (up)
  • outrun
  • overtake
  • outpace
  • outstrip
  • fast-forward
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4
as in to drag
to move slowly they were just poking along home

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • drag
  • crawl
  • creep
  • shuffle
  • snail
  • nose
  • slouch
  • inch
  • ooze
  • limp
  • plod
  • shamble
  • trudge
  • creak (along)
  • tramp
  • lumber

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • fly
  • race
  • speed
  • float
  • sail
  • tear
  • glide
  • whizz
  • whiz
  • zip
  • hurry
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