mook

I find that you are not, in fact, a mook.

I couldn't hear them, but the mook must have known something about their brother."

Without taking her eyes off the mook, my friend said, "He's known, all right."

"When do you think this mook will get here?"

It is a "mook", the combination of a book and magazine.

Finally, it was the mook sergeant who broke the silence.

It has been speculated what relation, if any, do he and Mook have.

Mook contributed a design in keeping with the tastes of the time.

Was that not the behavior one expected of a zealous Security mook?

"Take care of that mook on the bridge, and we're even.

Mook had been struck by a moving vehicle in Holland.

With an effort, Mook gave his head a violent shake of denial.

"You saved the mook, leaving your own life in danger.

She glanced toward the door; the mook man nodded.

Again chewing his lips, Mook showed that he felt himself under suspicion.

One case involved a mook who was charged with pocketing $100,000 in public funds.

The sort who never lets reality stand between him and whatever he wants to do," the mook said.

She turned to the mook as he reached for the nearly empty ale pitcher.

The mook's shoulders slumped in exhaustion at the mental effort.

Grabbing the mook by an arm, Quatar pulled him up the street.

The man on the farm was a half-witted old fellow named Mook.

It corresponds to what the Japanese name a mook.

Near the village of Mook, the two armies met.

If someone messed up, he would say, "Oh, you're such a mook."