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Definition of poke
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of poke is as below...
Poke (v. t.) To
thrust
or push
against
or into with
anything
pointed;
hence,
to stir up; to
excite;
as, to poke a
fire..
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Poked
::
Poked (imp. & p. p.) of Pok.
Spoking
::
Spoked
(imp. & p. p.) of Spok.
Xylopyrography
::
Xylopyrography
(n.) The art or
practice
of
burning
pictures
on wood with a hot iron; --
called
also poker
painting.
See Poker
picture,
under
Poker..
Poket
::
Poket (n.) A
pocket.
Pokerish
::
Pokerish
(a.)
Infested
by
pokers;
adapted
to
excite
fear; as, a
pokerish
place..
As
::
As (adv. &
conj.)
While;
during
or at the same time that; when; as, he
trembled
as he
spoke..
Walloons
::
Walloons
(n. pl.) A
Romanic
people
inhabiting
that part of
Belgium
which
comprises
the
provinces
of
Hainaut,
Namur,
Liege,
and
Luxembourg,
and about one third of
Brabant;
also, the
language
spoken
by this
people.
Used also
adjectively..
Poke
::
Poke (v. t.) To
thrust
or push
against
or into with
anything
pointed;
hence,
to stir up; to
excite;
as, to poke a
fire..
Mouthpiece
::
Mouthpiece
(n.) One who
delivers
the
opinion
of
others
or of
another;
a
spokesman;
as, the
mouthpiece
of his
party..
Salamander
::
Salamander
(n.) A large
poker.
Lappish
::
Lappish
(n.) The
language
spoken
by the Lapps in
Lapland.
It is
related
to the
Finnish
and
Hungarian,
and is not an Aryan
language..
Prakrit
::
Prakrit
(n.) Any one of the
popular
dialects
descended
from, or akin to,
Sanskrit;
-- in
distinction
from the
Sanskrit,
which was used as a
literary
and
learned
language
when no
longer
spoken
by the
people.
Pali is one of the
Prakrit
dialects..
Describe
::
Describe
(v. t.) To
represent
by words
written
or
spoken;
to give an
account
of; to make known to
others
by words or
signs;
as, the
geographer
describes
countries
and
cities..
Stokey
::
Stoker
(v. t.) A fire
poker.
Broken
::
Broken
(v. t.)
Imperfectly
spoken,
as by a
foreigner;
as,
broken
English;
imperfectly
spoken
on
account
of
emotion;
as, to say a few
broken
words at
parting..
Dutch
::
Dutch (n.) The
language
spoken
in
Holland.
Charm
::
Charm (n.) A word or
combination
of words sung or
spoken
in the
practice
of
magic;
a
magical
combination
of
words,
characters,
etc.; an
incantation..
Spokesmen
::
Spokeshave
(n.) A kind of
drawing
knife or
planing
tool for
dressing
the
spokes
of
wheels,
the
shells
of
blocks,
and other
curved
work..
Stepbrother
::
Step- () A
prefix
used
before
father,
mother,
brother,
sister,
son,
daughter,
child,
etc., to
indicate
that the
person
thus
spoken
of is not a blood
relative,
but is a
relative
by the
marriage
of a
parent;
as, a
stepmother
to X is the wife of the
father
of X,
married
by him after the death of the
mother
of X. See
Stepchild,
Stepdaughter,
Stepson,
etc..
Stokehole
::
Stoke (v. i.) To poke or stir up a fire;
hence,
to tend the fires of
furnaces,
steamers,
etc..
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