What does Mook mean?
Other definitions of Mook:
- An Italian-American diss for a contemptible or stupid person.
- A derogatory term that is generally applied to a dullard or stupid person. The word may originate from the 19th century English word "Moke" which referred to a donkey. Notably, the word can be considered a racial slur against Italians and African Americans, so context is key.
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How to use the term
Mook:
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The dude's being a mook. Get him out of here!
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If you keep being a mook, you're going to get bopped.
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Now, when you say mook, I know you're not referring to me...
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