adj
booky
Booky (adj) means (informal) Not to be trusted; likely to inform on you.
adj
1
(informal) Not to be trusted; likely to inform on you.
2
(informal) Odd or unsettling in a way that makes you suspicious.
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Etymology
Booky perhaps comes from book (“to flee, leave hurriedly”) and -y.
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What is the meaning of booky?
"booky" (adj) means (informal) Not to be trusted; likely to inform on you.
What is another word for booky?
Other words for "booky" include insidious, doublehearted, faithless, disloyal, guileful, ratlike.
What are the different meanings of booky?
"booky" has 2 main meanings: 1. (informal) Not to be trusted; likely to inform on you; 2. (informal) Odd or unsettling in a way that makes you suspicious.
