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pook [pʊk]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Agriculture) Southwest English dialect a haycock
Pook a heap, 1718; a roughly thrown up heap of hay; a tall stack of corn nine to ten feet high. See also cock, stack.
Examples: pook of barley; of corn; of hay, 1853; of oats, 1718; of turves, 1868; of wheat, 1722.
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Mike Pook equalised for Cheltenham before the break but Vale were satisfied with a point after seeing eight first-team regulars struck down before kick off with a virus.
VALE'S RICH VEIN OF FORM; COCA-COLA LEAGUE 2 by The Mirror (London, England)
But Cheltenham held out and hit back to equalise with an absolute cracker from Pook in the 66th minute.
Robins catch Vale cold to snatch point by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
Wales finalist Ashley Pook will also be helping out, and in the Bridgend wash they will also be joined by Billie Jones and Lucy Whitehouse.
Ceri aims to clean up by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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