| BOOKIES | • bookies n. Plural of bookie. • BOOKIE n. (short for) a bookmaker, a bet taker. |
| COOKIES | • cookies n. Plural of cookie. • cookies n. (Dated) plural of cooky. • cookies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cookie. |
| HOOKIES | • HOOKY n. truancy. |
| NOOKIES | • nookies n. Plural of nookie. • NOOKIE n. (colloquial) sexual intercourse, also NOOKY. |
| ROOKIES | • rookies n. Plural of rookie. • ROOKIE n. a new recruit. |
| BOOKIEST | • bookiest adj. Superlative form of booky: most booky. • BOOKY adj. by way of being literary, also BOOKSIE, BOOKSY. |
| BROOKIES | • brookies n. Plural of brookie. • BROOKIE n. an American brook trout. |
| CHOOKIES | • chookies n. Plural of chookie. • CHOOKIE n. (Australian) a chicken, also CHOOK, CHUCKIE, CHUCKY. |
| GOOKIEST | • GOOKY adj. sticky, messy. |
| HOOKIEST | • hookiest adj. Superlative form of hooky: most hooky. • HOOKY adj. full of hooks. |
| KOOKIEST | • kookiest adj. Superlative form of kooky: most kooky. • KOOKY adj. eccentric. |
| NOOKIEST | • nookiest adj. Superlative form of nooky: most nooky. • NOOKY adj. full of nooks. |
| ROOKIEST | • rookiest adj. Superlative form of rookie: most rookie. • ROOKY adj. (Shakespeare) full of rooks. |
| SOOKIEST | • sookiest adj. Superlative form of sooky: most sooky. • SOOKY adj. (Australian slang) given to petulant complaining. |
| STOOKIES | • stookies n. Plural of stookie. • STOOKIE n. (Scots) stucco; a statue. |
| BAHOOKIES | • bahookies n. Plural of bahookie. • BAHOOKIE n. (colloquial) the buttocks. |
| KALOOKIES | • KALOOKIE n. a card game similar to rummy, using two packs of cards and two jokers, also KALOOKI, KALUKI. |
| PLOOKIEST | • PLOOKY adj. pimply, also PLOOKIE, PLOUKY, PLOUKIE. |
| SPOOKIEST | • spookiest adj. Superlative form of spooky: most spooky. • SPOOKY adj. scary, also SPOOKISH. |
| TINTOOKIES | • TINTOOKIE n. (Australian slang) a fawning or servile person. |