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vook

vook noun: a digital book that combines text with video and Internet material.

Noun

vook (plural vooks)

  1. A digital book that combines text with video and Internet material.
    • Jude Deveraux, a popular romance author who has written 36 straightforward text novels, said she loved experimenting with “Promises,” an exclusive vook set on a 19th-century South Carolina plantation in which the integrated videos add snippets of dialogue and atmosphere.2009 October 1, Motoko Rich, “Curling Up With Hybrid Books, Videos Included”, in New York Times

Forms of vook

pluralvooks

Origin of vook

Blend of video + book.

Questions about vook

What does vook mean?
Vook means a digital book that combines text with video and Internet material.
What part of speech is vook?
Vook is a noun.
What is the plural of vook?
The plural of vook is vooks.

Words near vook in the dictionary

  1. voodooistic
  2. voodooists
  3. voodoolike
  4. voodoos
  5. voodouism
  6. vook
  7. vooks
  8. voolay
  9. vooley
  10. voom
  11. Voong

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