boke ScoE slang
boak ScoE slang

If you want to play a boke, you'd better look for another partner.

Rosie was experiencing what they call in Scotland "the dry boke."

Another source maintains Boke was the name of an Indian chief.

On the cover were the words The Boke of the Film.

This pattern still exists in the roles of the boke and the tsukkomi.

The Japanese term boke is also used in the sense of a mental haze or senility.

But to thy Boke I list not to give no credence.

He is the boke of the two.

Another traditional manzai prop is a small drum, usually carried (and used) by the boke.

With the type thus obtained he printed The vertuose boke of distyllacyon.

The Boke of Chyldren anticipated many later trends in medicine.

As with many Japanese comedy duos, there exists a boke and a tsukkomi.

Izumi is Saki's rival and boke from class 1.

In 1085 he instituted a nationwide census called the "Domeday Boke".

The family later moved to Boke where Alpha Condé was born.

This is said to be the origin of the term "tennen boke" ("natural fool").

Finally, she took another swallow from the goblet and reached for the Boke of Liedwahr.

Their act is heavily based on observational humor, and Yagi frequently being confused as the boke of the group.

He also provides the tsukkomi to Masaru's boke.

A soft apple is called 'Boke' in Japanese which means a dull or senile fruit.

Also his diuynyte that he lerned of the boke of Noe.

Along with Boke and Kuni, Darolebu became the new home for 3308 families.

He assigned to her little else in the Boke except part of the treatise on hawking and the section on hunting.

He often appears as a foolish boke character on television, but this is an act he puts on for media purposes.

For example the input word cake gave allowable candidates including roke, loke and boke.