What does pookah mean?
Pookah means Alternative form of pooka (“supernatural creature”)..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Alternative form of pooka (“supernatural creature”)..
So I tould her how father Patt consinted to lind us the lone of his baste, and how I was to frickin them all, an how whin they run'd away from the Pookah, manin mysel, she was to run away wid biro, manin me.
Messinger says that: The pookah that we discovered is seen occasionally on moonlight nights on the road in front of the Catholic Church in St Patrick's village.
On the fourth day, the Pookah reached down and suddenly pulled a long and feathery fish from the sea.
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Pookah means Alternative form of pooka (“supernatural creature”)..
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So I tould her how father Patt consinted to lind us the lone of his baste, and how I was to frickin them all, an how whin they run'd away from the Pookah, manin mysel, she was to run away wid biro, manin me.
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