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prucks

prucks is the plural of pruck.

Meaning of pruck

Noun

pruck (countable and uncountable, plural prucks)

  1. (countable, onomatopoeic) A soft staccato noise.
    • The egg drops out of the ovary, is pressed down the tubes toward the uterus. The sound is pruck pruck pruck pruck.1992, Deena Metzger, Tree and the Woman Who Slept with Men to Take the War Out of Them, →ISBN
  2. (Ireland, uncountable) A collection of items that are attractive but useless.
    • We were moochin' some pruck in a Pollock Dock shed, when he crashed to the ground and in minutes was dead.1997, John Campbell, The rose and the blade: new & selected poems, 1957-1997, →ISBN, page 105

Questions about prucks

What is prucks the plural of?
Prucks is the plural of pruck.

Words near prucks in the dictionary

  1. prucalopride
  2. pruce
  3. Prucha
  4. Pruchas
  5. pruck
  6. prucks
  7. prud'-hommes
  8. prud'homme
  9. prud'hommes
  10. prude
  11. prudelike

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