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Definition of mook in English: mooknoun muːkmo͝ok US informal A stupid or incompetent person. if you don't want to look like every other mook you need a sartorial trademark Example sentencesExamples - Then kids watch those images and aspire to be that mook or midriff in the TV set.
- I only hope we'll be lucky, and the marketing mooks and midriffs will learn this before it comes crashing down on all of our heads.
- I should have voted for the guy, he thought, knowing full well that the current president's former opponent had been a complete mook.
- It is now the domain of those who are paid to write and the rest of us mooks are no longer relevant.
- Main characters are very cartoony; supporting characters, mooks and the like, are usually drawn quite realistically - and look more like Westerners.
- I was secretly longing for a bunch of mooks to jump around the stage again.
Origin 1930s: of uncertain origin. Definition of mook in US English: mooknounmo͝ok US informal A stupid or incompetent person. if you don't want to look like every other mook you need a sartorial trademark Example sentencesExamples - I only hope we'll be lucky, and the marketing mooks and midriffs will learn this before it comes crashing down on all of our heads.
- Then kids watch those images and aspire to be that mook or midriff in the TV set.
- It is now the domain of those who are paid to write and the rest of us mooks are no longer relevant.
- Main characters are very cartoony; supporting characters, mooks and the like, are usually drawn quite realistically - and look more like Westerners.
- I should have voted for the guy, he thought, knowing full well that the current president's former opponent had been a complete mook.
- I was secretly longing for a bunch of mooks to jump around the stage again.
Origin 1930s: of uncertain origin. |