pook

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transitive verb (1)

ˈpük

-ed/-ing/-s

dialectal, England

: to pile (a cut crop) into heaps or small stacks

pook

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noun

"

plural -s

dialectal, chiefly England

: a heap or small stack of a crop especially of hay or grain that has been cut and is temporarily stored in the field during one stage of harvesting

pook

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transitive verb (2)

"

chiefly Scottish

: to pluck or pull at

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