wook (Meaning)

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wook (imp.)

Woke.

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The forest was enveloped in a spooky silence, the only sound being the eerie wook of an owl.
With a mischievous smile, the prankster carefully placed a rubber band on the door handle, anticipating the loud wook of the unsuspecting victim.
The old, rusty gate swung open with a deafening wook, announcing the arrival of the travelers.
As the wooden plank creaked and groaned under her weight, she couldn't help but let out a startled wook.
The unexpected wook from the intercom startled her, making her jump out of her skin.
The child's toy duck quacked loudly, sending a wook echo down the empty corridor.
The sudden wook of the fire alarm pierced the silence, sending the students scrambling for safety.
The carpenter skillfully hammered a nail into the board, the wook resonating through the workshop.
The wook of a distant siren cut through the night, a haunting reminder of the danger lurking nearby.
As the train approached the station, its powerful locomotive emitted a thunderous wook that shook the ground beneath her feet.

Woke.

No synonyms found.

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The forest was enveloped in a spooky silence, the only sound being the eerie wook of an owl.

With a mischievous smile, the prankster carefully placed a rubber band on the door handle, anticipating the loud wook of the unsuspecting victim.

The old, rusty gate swung open with a deafening wook, announcing the arrival of the travelers.

As the wooden plank creaked and groaned under her weight, she couldn't help but let out a startled wook.