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Sooky (adj) means (informal) Inclined to moan, feel sorry for oneself, or feel jealous.

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1
(informal) Inclined to moan, feel sorry for oneself, or feel jealous.
"Kangaroos on the other hand become even more sooky (needy for attention), when denied time outside." — Lynda Staker, The Complete Guide to the Care of Macropods (2006)
2
(informal) Overly soft-hearted or easily scared.
"Our trepidation at being savaged by a vicious pig dog was soon allayed, however. He turned out to be the sookiest dog on earth. All he wanted in life was a pet or a cuddle, preferably both." — Evan McHugh, Birdsville (2009)
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Etymology

Formed from sook with -y (“characteristic of”) and -y (“diminutive”).

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What is the meaning of sooky?
"sooky" (adj) means (informal) Inclined to moan, feel sorry for oneself, or feel jealous.
What are the different meanings of sooky?
"sooky" has 2 main meanings: 1. (informal) Inclined to moan, feel sorry for oneself, or feel jealous; 2. (informal) Overly soft-hearted or easily scared.
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