sook v.
(Aus./N.Z.) to make a fuss, to whinge.
How to Shoot Friends 76: Ranting and raving, rolling about and sooking at the injustice of it all. | ||
Chopper 4 41: I like being 12th man. I don’t know why some of the Test players sook when they end up in that position. | ||
Betoota-isms 267: ‘Some Karen was having a go at the waiter for the slow service, she was sooking like a blue-haired yuppie’. |