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stookie

stookie noun: plaster of Paris.

Noun

stookie (countable and uncountable, plural stookies)

  1. (Scotland) plaster of Paris
  2. (Scotland) A plaster cast.
    • So it was a stookie on my arm. The bone would get better. If it knitted.2008, James Kelman, Kieron Smith, Boy, Penguin, published 2009, page 70
  3. (Scotland, dialectal) idiot
  4. (Scotland) small plaster statue

Forms of stookie

pluralstookies

Origin of stookie

From stucco + -ie.

Words formed from stookie

  • stand like a stookie

Questions about stookie

What does stookie mean?
Stookie means plaster of Paris.
What part of speech is stookie?
Stookie is a noun.
What is the plural of stookie?
The plural of stookie is stookies.

Words near stookie in the dictionary

  1. stooked
  2. stooker
  3. stookers
  4. Stookey
  5. Stookeys
  6. stookie
  7. stookies
  8. stooking
  9. stooks
  10. Stooksbury
  11. Stooksburys

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