Similar words: snooker, snoot, snood, snoop, snooty, snoopy, snooper, snooze. Meaning: [snʊk /snuːk] n. large tropical American food and game fishes of coastal and brackish waters; resemble pike.
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1. Tories cocked a snook at their prime minister over this legislation.
2. The firm cocked a snook at the recession by doubling its workforce.
3. He has always tried to cock a snook at authority.
4. Tom Keating spent a lifetime cocking a snook at the art world.
5. The federal parliament also cocked a snook at the United Nations administration in Kosovo.
6. She is so pompous and always cocks a snook at people from the countryside.
7. The boy cocked a snook at the policeman's back after being scolded.
8. He's called Snook, and he lives in a village of that ilk.
9. As a painter, she cocks a snook at traditional techniques.
10. He could seldom resist an opportunity to cock a snook at traditional English life.
11. His backers point the finger at the irascible Mr Thaksin, who denies disloyalty to the throne while cocking a snook at "aristocratic" Thai government.
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12. Earhart excelled as a pilot. Her first instructor was Neta Snook, one of the first women to graduate from the Curtiss School of Aviation.
13. One of the world's first female pilots , Neta Snook , taught Amelia to fly.
14. But it also makes a very nice light saltwater rod for snook, redfish and specs.
15. Riddell was jailed Tuesday and faces a charge of unauthorized practice of law. Prosecutor Stephen S. Snook said he also hopes to file identity theft charges.
16. Amelia took regular flying lessons from her instructor Neta Snook.
More similar words: snooker, snoot, snood, snoop, snooty, snoopy, snooper, snooze, nook, nookie, chinook, inglenook, nook and cranny, nooks and crannies, by hook or by crook, cookbook, no one, no-one, noon, noose, noodle, canoodle, noonday, forenoon, noontime, high noon, noontide, afternoon, no other than, snow.