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pucks

/pʌks/

pucks noun: plenty; an abundance (of something). Also the plural of puck.

Noun

pucks

  1. (Ireland, informal) Plenty; an abundance (of something).
    • My younger brother, Brendan, mentioned that she loved her garden, spent pucks of time mucking around in it, even read books on the matter.2013, Larry Kirwan, Green Suede Shoes: An Irish-American Odyssey
    • We have a gorgeous flat in Rathmines and his people send us pucks of money.2016, Elaine Crowley, A Man Made to Measure

Also used as

pucks is also the plural of puck.

Phrases with pucks

Words that rhyme with pucks

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Questions about pucks

What does pucks mean?
Pucks means plenty; an abundance (of something).
What part of speech is pucks?
Pucks is a noun.
How do you pronounce pucks?
Pucks is pronounced /pʌks/.

Words near pucks in the dictionary

  1. Pucklechurch
  2. puckles
  3. pucklike
  4. puckout
  5. puckouts
  6. pucks
  7. pucksey
  8. pucksies
  9. puckster
  10. pucksters
  11. puckstopper

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