Main Entry: stook
Pronunciation: 'st

 

I don't understand what it's saying

 

it's meaning is stock or more than stock

 

Try this here~~~> Websters Dictionary

 

chiefly British : 1SHOCK
- stook transitive verb, chiefly British


Well look at that. Not only is is shocking, but it appears to be "chiefly British". No wonder Andy is the Stook in charge!

STOOK!

 

Why you people insist on trying to raise this specter of a word so often is beyond me. This is what that thing is:



A stock of wheat, what else?



Give it up, you st**kers!

 

An excerpt from a previous post of mine:

"this word is already used far,
far too much for other things. For example:
1. Stook up? Who's stook up? I'm not stook up!
2. If you don't like it, stook it up you're a$$!
3. (In the bank) This is a stook up!
4. Got the short end of the stook.
5. Look at the curl on that hockey stook!
6. What a stook in the mud!
7. (tune) Well, I'm stook on Band-Aid and Band-Aid's stook on me.
8. Hand me the glue stook.
9. That's a nice design on that stooko on the side of that house.
10. Man, that fly paper is stooky.
11. Houstook? I dunno who it is, but somebody call a tow truck to
get 'im out.
12. It's not polite to stook out your tongue.

 

Stook_Redhead, you are a tough lady to please

 

Try shock

Main Entry: 1shock
Pronunciation: 'sh

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by mns2k
[B]

Try shock

Main Entry: 1shock