Mookish
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Mookish is an adjective meaning Resembling or characteristic of a mook; foolish; bumbling.
Meaning
Resembling or characteristic of a mook; foolish; bumbling.
Example Sentences
The first is the “mookish,” pot smoking, dimwit movie character type or moron in a beer commercial.
The small hovels and junkyards outside Basra look like a Star Wars set: I'm waiting for a bunch of mookish little guys to attack us with sticks, but instead we find two guys pushing handcarts loaded with rolls of heavy power cable along the side of the highway.
He drops the phrase my vision a lot, although he hasn't quite defined it beyond wanting to be huge. But despite this and his more than slightly mookish image, Durst is extremely down-home friendly (he was raised in the deep South) and obsessed with pleasing his fans, even if it means playing the clown.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include moblike, foolish, moplike, foollike, miry, mugwumpish.
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