different between jooks vs mooks
jooks
English
Verb
jooks
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of jook
Estonian
Etymology
Derived from jooksma (“to run”)
Noun
jooks (genitive jooksu, partitive jooksu)
- a run
Declension
Derived terms
- jooksul
Jamaican Creole
Etymology
From Fula jukka.
Noun
jooks
- A robbery, especially one involving a weapon.
Verb
jooks
- To stay on point.
- To tarry.
Derived terms
- jux
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mooks
English
Noun
mooks
- plural of mook
Anagrams
- mokos, smoko
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