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Puck P0647000 (pŭk)n. A mischievous sprite in English folklore.
[Middle English pouke, goblin, from Old English pūca. Sense 2, after the sprite in A Midsummer Night's Dream by Shakespeare.]
puck P0647000 (pŭk)n. A hard rubber disk used in ice hockey.
[Perhaps from dialectal puck, to strike.]puck (pʌk) n1. (Hockey (Field & Ice)) a small disc of hard rubber used in ice hockey2. (Team Sports, other than specified) a stroke at the ball in hurling3. slang Irish a sharp blowvb (tr) 4. (Team Sports, other than specified) to strike (the ball) in hurling5. slang Irish to strike hard; punch[C19: of unknown origin]
puck (pʌk) n (European Myth & Legend) (often capital) a mischievous or evil spirit. Also called: Robin Goodfellow [Old English pūca, of obscure origin] ˈpuckish adjpuck (pʌk)
n. a black disk of vulcanized rubber that is hit into the goal in a game of ice hockey. [1890–95; compare dial. (Hiberno-E, Canadian Maritimes, Newfoundland) puck a sharp blow, to hit sharply, butt, Irish poc male deer or goat, butt (of a goat), stroke of the stick (in hurling)] Puck (pʌk)
n. a mischievous sprite in English folklore who appears as a character in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. [before 1000; Middle English pouke, Old English pūca; c. Old Norse pūki a mischievous demon] puck
Past participle: pucked
Gerund: pucking
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| I puck | | you puck | | he/she/it pucks | | we puck | | you puck | | they puck |
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| I pucked | | you pucked | | he/she/it pucked | | we pucked | | you pucked | | they pucked |
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| I am pucking | | you are pucking | | he/she/it is pucking | | we are pucking | | you are pucking | | they are pucking |
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| I have pucked | | you have pucked | | he/she/it has pucked | | we have pucked | | you have pucked | | they have pucked |
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| I was pucking | | you were pucking | | he/she/it was pucking | | we were pucking | | you were pucking | | they were pucking |
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| I had pucked | | you had pucked | | he/she/it had pucked | | we had pucked | | you had pucked | | they had pucked |
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| I will puck | | you will puck | | he/she/it will puck | | we will puck | | you will puck | | they will puck |
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| I will have pucked | | you will have pucked | | he/she/it will have pucked | | we will have pucked | | you will have pucked | | they will have pucked |
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| I will be pucking | | you will be pucking | | he/she/it will be pucking | | we will be pucking | | you will be pucking | | they will be pucking |
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| I have been pucking | | you have been pucking | | he/she/it has been pucking | | we have been pucking | | you have been pucking | | they have been pucking |
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| I will have been pucking | | you will have been pucking | | he/she/it will have been pucking | | we will have been pucking | | you will have been pucking | | they will have been pucking |
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| I had been pucking | | you had been pucking | | he/she/it had been pucking | | we had been pucking | | you had been pucking | | they had been pucking |
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| I would puck | | you would puck | | he/she/it would puck | | we would puck | | you would puck | | they would puck |
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| I would have pucked | | you would have pucked | | he/she/it would have pucked | | we would have pucked | | you would have pucked | | they would have pucked |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | Puck - a mischievous sprite of English folkloreRobin Goodfellowfaerie, faery, fairy, fay, sprite - a small being, human in form, playful and having magical powers | | 2. |  puck - a vulcanized rubber disk 3 inches in diameter that is used instead of a ball in ice hockeyhockey puckdisk, disc - a flat circular plate |
Translations
puck
rag the puck1. In ice hockey, to attempt to run out the remaining time in a game by maintaining possession of the puck for as long possible. The team is notorious for ragging the puck whenever they take the lead.2. By extension, to stall, postpone, or otherwise cause a delay by deliberately engaging in time-wasting activities. Primarily heard in Canada. Activist groups are claiming that the government has ragged the puck in relation to legislation that would better protect the environment. Quit ragging the puck, John, and make a decision already!See also: puck, ragice the puckIn ice hockey, to commit an icing, a minor infraction that occurs when the puck is advanced from behind one's own team's red line to beyond the other team's goal line without being touched by the other team. Come on, man, how could you ice the puck at a crucial time in the game like this?See also: ice, puckpuck bunny1. slang A female ice-hockey fan, especially one whose focus is primarily on the attractiveness of male players or on displaying their own physical attractiveness for others to see. I'm on a forum where me and other puck bunnies share our stories of players we've managed to hook up with. There's a whole section devoted to pictures of puck bunnies posed seductively in a player's jersey or with a team's banner on display.2. slang A female ice-hockey player, especially one who is considered especially attractive. I think all women who play hockey professionally are hot just by virtue of what they do for a living, but there are some who stand out from the rest as true puck bunnies.See also: bunny, puckhockey-whore and puck bunny n. a kind of groupie that follows hockey players. (Puck bunny is a play on fuck bunny.) She doesn’t like the game, she’s just a hockey-whore. Just a cheap, skanky puck bunny, that’s her! puck bunny verbSee hockey-whoreSee also: bunny, puckpuck
puck (pŭk), in Germanic folklore, generic name for various malevolent spirits. The medieval English pouke was often identified with the devil. However, the Puck of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream is a mischievous but friendly fairy.
Puck, in astronomy, one of the natural satellites, or moons, of UranusUranus
, in astronomy, 7th planet from the sun, at a mean distance of 1.78 billion mi (2.87 billion km), with an orbit lying between those of Saturn and Neptune; its period of revolution is slightly more than 84 years.
..... Click the link for more information. .Puck (puk) A small roughly spherical satellite of Uranus, discovered in 1985 by Voyager 2. It has a low albedo and three named craters: Bogle, Lob, and Butz. See Uranus' satellites; Table 2, backmatter.Puck (religion, spiritualism, and occult)Variations on the name Puck include Púca, Phouka (Irish), Pwca (Welsh), Bocca, and Boucca (Cornish). According to Margaret Murray, these names derive from the Slavic Bog meaning "God." Puck is often depicted much like Pan, or a satyr, with goats' legs and horns. Puck is a spirit, frequently depicted as mischievous in the manner of the Teutonic Loki. He is said to be able to give humans the power of understanding animals' speech, but is also fond of leading travelers astray. Christianity frequently associates him with their devil. He is a shape-shifter and often appears as a black animal. Puck is also sometimes known as Robin Goodfellow. Witches associate him with the Horned God and the Greenwood. An interesting remnant of Pagan festivities is found in County Kerry, Ireland, where the annual August Eve (Lughnasadh) Puck Fair is held at the little village of Killorglin. A horned goat is crowned "Puck King of the Fair" and "Puck King of Ireland." The goat is treated with great pomp and ceremony: its horns and hooves are painted gold and garlands are hung about its neck. The fair lasts for three days. The goat is displayed on a platform, which is made higher each successive day. On the third and final day, the goat is crowned before being returned to the wild. Significantly, in earlier ceremonies, the goat was killed, roasted, and eaten shortly after its final crowning. This was undoubtedly a survival of the substitute Divine King sacrifice. Q A B B A L A H see KABBALAH Puck in ice hockey, a black, hard-rubber disk with flat top and bottom surfaces. It is 76.2 mm in diameter, 25.4 mm thick, and weighs 140–170 g. The sides are lightly scored. Puck[pək] (astronomy) A satellite of Uranus orbiting at a mean distance of 53,440 miles (86,010 kilometers) with a period of 18 hours 20 minutes, and with a diameter of about 96 miles (154 kilometers). Puckthe “shrewd and knavish sprite” who causes minor catastrophes and embarrassing situations. [Br. Drama: Shakespeare A Midsummer Night’s Dream]See: Fairy
Puckknavish hobgoblin who plays pranks. [Br. Folklore & Lit.: A Midsummer Night’s Dream]See: Mischievousnesspuck11. a small disc of hard rubber used in ice hockey 2. a stroke at the ball in hurling
puck2 a mischievous or evil spirit puckA mouse-like object used to draw on a digitizer tablet. A puck is more precise than a mouse. See digitizer tablet and mouse.FinancialSeemousePUCK
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Puck
Synonyms for Pucknoun a mischievous sprite of English folkloreSynonymsRelated Words- faerie
- faery
- fairy
- fay
- sprite
noun a vulcanized rubber disk 3 inches in diameter that is used instead of a ball in ice hockeySynonymsRelated Words |