What House? come to think of it What Wood? last I remember I was snuggling down under my blanket!!! wrote: dook - that's the bit we used to giggle at. the tippy tappy happy clappy voice, telling us to imagine walking down a leafy lane, the sun on our shoulders, enveloping our core (??), warming us from the inside out .....— BBC Blog Network
The Game? looming, I naturally thought the text of the message (I was reading it off of my Blackberry) was going to be that Ty Lawson wouldn't be available for the dook game.— Daily Tar Heel RSS
Anticipating a massive dook, I recoil and look away.— SIDE SALAD - Everything crunchy is good.
`Was you one o' them Of course I was,' says he, tamin' down a little, `an' I'd bin one o' them yet--if not food for worms by this time--if it hadn't bin for a dook as took pity on me What's a dook?'— Charlie to the Rescue

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