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Meaning of poak
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poak (n.)
Alt. of Poake
poak Sentence Examples
- The angry boar lunged at its adversary, its sharp tusks threatening to poak its skin.
- The thorny bushes were a hazard to navigate, as their sharp thorns could poak and pierce exposed flesh.
- The poak of the needle startled her, but she managed to steady her hand and continue sewing.
- The sharp stick poaked him in the eye, causing him excruciating pain.
- The child's curiosity led him to poak at the unknown object, but his mother warned him to be careful.
- The poak of the hammer against the metal echoed through the workshop.
- The cactus's spines threatened to poak and wound anyone who came too close.
- The poak of the cork from the wine bottle signaled the beginning of a festive occasion.
- The sharp teeth of the shark could poak through the thick skin of its prey.
- The poak of the pinhole camera allowed a small amount of light to enter, capturing the image on film.
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Alt. of Poake
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The angry boar lunged at its adversary, its sharp tusks threatening to poak its skin.
The thorny bushes were a hazard to navigate, as their sharp thorns could poak and pierce exposed flesh.
The poak of the needle startled her, but she managed to steady her hand and continue sewing.
The sharp stick poaked him in the eye, causing him excruciating pain.
