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poke

[pohk] / poʊk /




VERB
interfere, snoop
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Antonyms


Example Sentences

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It was basically a mock recruitment song for the CIA, poking fun at the damage the CIA has done around the world.

From Los Angeles Times

The corner of the postcard pokes into my stomach, but I mask my discomfort with a smile.

From Literature

He still chatted and joked as usual, but his mouth had no bitter twist to it, and he was often content simply to sit quietly, poking lazily at the fire.

From Literature

He took the photo and bowed his head at Danny, who had to jump back so he didn’t get poked with one of those antlers.

From Literature

"Give us a break, Mom," Anastasia said, and she poked a finger in Sam's armpit for a tickle.

From Literature