What does Kook mean?
Other definitions of Kook:
- An insult word for beginner surfers. These people will often ruin a good day on the water and will try to adopt mannerisms or aesthetics of surfer culture before "earning" it.
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How to use the term
Kook:
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Lots of kooks out on the water tonight, boys. Better get ready.
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Look out for the kooks when you're in. They're everywhere today.
Video related to Kook
References:
World's Biggest KOOK | CaseyNeistat, YouTube
- A Video that mentions "Kook."
A Casey Neistat vlog-type video covering the culture of surfing and the perveance of kooks. He is teasing, pointing out he is the "World's largest kook".
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