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nookie-bookie

nookie-bookie noun: a pimp or madam.

Noun

nookie-bookie (plural nookie-bookies)

  1. (slang) A pimp or madam.

Forms of nookie-bookie

pluralnookie-bookies

Origin of nookie-bookie

From nookie (“sex”) and book (“to make a reservation”), + -ie.

Questions about nookie-bookie

What does nookie-bookie mean?
Nookie-bookie means a pimp or madam.
What part of speech is nookie-bookie?
Nookie-bookie is a noun.
What is the plural of nookie-bookie?
The plural of nookie-bookie is nookie-bookies.

Words near nookie-bookie in the dictionary

  1. Nookat
  2. nooked
  3. nookeries
  4. nookery
  5. nookie
  6. nookie-bookie
  7. nookie-bookies
  8. nookier
  9. nookies
  10. nookiest
  11. nooking

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