poke
aduk
definition
verb
he poked Benny in the ribs and pointed
jab or prod (someone or something), especially with one's finger.
I was poking along , my vision blocked by that curtain of sleet
move slowly; dawdle.
noun
she gave the fire a poke
an act of poking someone or something.
A Pennsylvania Amish in a poke bonnet goes next, happy as a bug.
a woman's bonnet with a projecting brim or front, popular especially in the early 19th century.
translation of 'poke'
verb
mencucuk
example
On the one hand, the elections this month gave them a 'poke' in the eye.
Follow this course in life and your nose'll never 'poke' itself beyond a book.
don't forget to 'poke' holes in the dough to allow steam to escape
Lesley Vainikolo also left the Belle Vue battleground early but his double vision from a 'poke' in the eye will not keep him out of this Friday's visit to The Shay to take on Halifax.
Her finger moved down my belly ending with a 'poke' as she slowly pulled away backwards, turned and left me in my waking dream.
You must 'poke' very small holes though your liner so that aerobic conditions are not created in the soil.
she gave the fire a 'poke'
he fished out a 'poke' of crisps from under the counter
she gave the fire a 'poke'
Matt was silent as he continued to 'poke' at the fire, every so often looking up from the flames to gaze at the lake's distant shore.
There is bags of power from way down the rev range and loads of 'poke' in the middle where it is needed for safe overtaking.
Paige was startled out of his musings by a particularly hard 'poke' to his back.
I expect you'd prefer something with a bit more 'poke'
Have you ever experienced the sensation of falling into a deep sleep, only to have someone 'poke' your ears with sharp needles?
Delia felt a 'poke' and immediately turned to her father, who was holding a piece of toast out for her.
And he delivers this brilliant 'poke' in the collective eye of manipulative, one-sided documentary makers everywhere.
Don't 'poke' me or prod me when you are talking to me.
It is compact, though, and still looks terrific, and the new version has a lot of 'poke' .
Consumer loyalty is rewarded with a 'poke' in the eye.
The use of the pejorative ‘insidious’ is a little unnecessary, but I'm not one who should 'poke' people with sticks for using flowery language.
A widow of several years, she wears a green, yellow and orange headscarf, from which black and grey curls 'poke' out.
Breakaway is sharper on the exit of a bend but that has as much to with extra 'poke' and grippier tyres as it does with the suspension.
That was easily enough to 'poke' one's head into the water.
With appropriate physical gentleness, have a 'poke' and a prod and check out the territory.
his mother comes into his room sometimes and has a 'poke' round
They're posh girls who talk like lads down the boozer about boobs and bums and can't resist giving them a 'poke' and a prod in a giggly, sapphic way - all very private school changing rooms.
Her mom gave her a 'poke' and gestured to the table.
They were seated in a square surrounding the flickering embers, and every now and then somebody would 'poke' the fire to keep it burning.
Well, the petrol version will get you from to 60 in about two hours, so if you want any 'poke' at all, and surely that's the reason why you're buying a BMW, you have to go for the diesel.
He watched her dead-white face for a while, and then went to 'poke' at the fire some more.
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