| BOOKIER | • bookier adj. Comparative form of booky: more booky. • BOOKY adj. by way of being literary, also BOOKSIE, BOOKSY. |
| BROOKIE | • brookie n. (Informal) A brook trout. • brookie n. A dessert with one layer being a cookie and the other being a brownie. • Brookie prop.n. (Britain, informal) Brookside, a British television soap opera. |
| DROOKIT | • DROOKIT adj. (Scots) drenched, also DROUKIT. |
| GOOKIER | • GOOKY adj. sticky, messy. |
| HOOKIER | • hookier adj. Comparative form of hooky: more hooky. • HOOKY adj. full of hooks. |
| KOOKIER | • kookier adj. Comparative form of kooky: more kooky. • KOOKY adj. eccentric. |
| KOORIES | • Koories n. Plural of Koori. • Koories n. Plural of Koorie. • KOORI n. (Native Australian) a young Aborigine girl. |
| KOROWAI | • korowai n. A woven Maori cloak covered with muka tassels. • Korowai n. A member of a people of southeastern Papua who are hunter-gatherers and horticulturalists. • Korowai prop.n. The Nuclear-Trans-New-Guinean language of these people. |
| NOOKIER | • nookier adj. Comparative form of nooky: more nooky. • NOOKY adj. full of nooks. |
| OMIKRON | • omikron n. Alternative form of omicron. • Omikron n. Alternative form of omikron; Alternative spelling of omicron. • OMIKRON n. (Greek) a Greek letter, also OMICRON. |
| ROOIKAT | • rooikat n. (South Africa) caracal. • ROOIKAT n. (South African) a South African lynx. |
| ROOINEK | • rooinek n. (South Africa, derogatory, ethnic slur) An Englishman, or a South African that speaks English as opposed to Afrikaans. • ROOINEK n. (South African) an Afrikaans nickname for an English-speaking person. |
| ROOKIER | • rookier adj. Comparative form of rookie: more rookie. • ROOKY adj. (Shakespeare) full of rooks. |
| ROOKIES | • rookies n. Plural of rookie. • ROOKIE n. a new recruit. |
| ROOKING | • rooking v. Present participle of rook. • ROOK v. to swindle. |
| ROOKISH | • rookish adj. Resembling or characteristic of a rook (bird). • ROOKISH adj. like a rook. |
| ROOTKIT | • rootkit n. (Computer security) A set of software tools used by a third party to gain unauthorized access to a computer… • rootkit v. (Transitive) To infect (a computer system) with a rootkit. • root␣kit n. (Computing) Alternative spelling of rootkit. |
| SOOKIER | • sookier adj. Comparative form of sooky: more sooky. • SOOKY adj. (Australian slang) given to petulant complaining. |