brooky

[brook-ee]

adjective

brookier, brookiest 

1. abounding in brooks. brook.

Word History and Origins

Origin of brooky¹

First recorded in 1750–60; brook ¹ + -y ¹

Example Sentences

Pope said: "If they think that's the right thing for the team going forward, and obviously Brooky captaining the one-day stuff and the T20 stuff as well, that's absolutely fine by me and I respect the decision they've made."

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"Brooky is by far and away the best player in the world at the minute," said Root.

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Brooky Parks, who was fired for standing up for programs on anti-racism and LGBTQ+ stories she organized for teens at the Erie Community Library north of Denver, won a $250,000 settlement in September.

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Jonny is a big miss in this Test team out here, but we're very blessed to have someone like Brooky to replace him.

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Viewers likely will find themselves shouting along with Coach Jean during the climactic races: “Go Brooky!”

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