Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dook
verb
/duːk/

Definition
A term often used in Scottish English to refer to a prank or a trick, but can also mean to make a commotion.

Examples
- They decided to dook each other by hiding in the bushes and jumping out to scare their friends.
- During the festival, the children dooked around, creating laughter and joy among the crowd.

Meaning
In a playful context, it refers to causing mischief or getting into trouble.

Synonyms
- prank
- fool
- trick