mook in Finnish
mook in Finnish is mäntti — mook means (informal) An incompetent, foolish, or unimpressive person.
mook in Finnish
mäntti
(slang, US, chiefly, Northern US) A disagreeable or incompetent person.
What does "mook" mean?
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noun (informal) An incompetent, foolish, or unimpressive person.
"Some mook backed into my car in the parking lot and just drove off."
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noun A minor, disposable enemy in a story or video game who exists mainly to be defeated in numbers.
"The hero mowed through a dozen mooks before facing the real villain."
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mook in a sentence
- Some mook backed into my car in the parking lot and just drove off.
- The hero mowed through a dozen mooks before facing the real villain.
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What is "mook" in Finnish?
"mook" in Finnish is mäntti. mook means: (informal) An incompetent, foolish, or unimpressive person.
How do you use "mook" in a sentence?
Example: "Some mook backed into my car in the parking lot and just drove off." In Finnish, "mook" is mäntti.
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