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plouk

plook

/ (plʊk) /
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noun

Scot a pimple

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Derived forms of plouk

plouky or plooky, adjective

Word Origin for plouk

C15: of uncertain origin

Words nearby plouk

ploughman's lunch, ploughman's spikenard, Plough Monday, ploughshare, ploughstaff, plouk, Plovdiv, plover, plow, plowback, plowboy
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