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▪ I. nooky, n. slang.|ˈnʊkɪ|
Also nookie.
[Orig. uncertain; perh. f. nook n. 3.]
Sexual intercourse; hence also, a woman or girl considered as a sex object.
1928Hecht & MacArthur Front Page i. 46 Mollie Malloy enters. She is a North Clark Street tart... Well, well! Nookie! 1930J. Dos Passos 42nd Parallel v. 400 Hendriks said he'd picked up with a skirt that was a warm baby and he was getting his nookie every night. 1932J. T. Farrell Young Lonigan vi. 242 Schreiber was a good guy, but you know he liked his nooky, and he was always mixed up with some woman or other. 1948N. Mailer Naked & Dead (1949) ii. v. 161 A woman that likes her nookie ain't gonna be satisfied with one man after she gits used to him. 1953Landfall VII. 250 But I've had my bit of nookie on toast... A sheila of thirty, hot and spry. 1960A. West Trend is Up (1961) iii. 95 Still nooky was nooky he told himself, and who cared what the woman was like if the lay was good. 1964W. Markfield To Early Grave (1965) vi. 108 He starts telling me how tough it is for him to break in another nookie, how he's tired of having to make up reading lists for them. 1972M. Woodhouse Mama Doll vii. 83 All the money he'll make as well as the nooky.
▪ II. nooky, a.|ˈnʊkɪ|
[f. nook n. + -y.]
Abounding in nooks; nook-like.
1813M. Edgeworth Let. 19 Apr. (1971) 19 Railed-in nice gardens, little nooky green spots. 1827Clare Sheph. Cal. 43 Or race around the nooky church. 1847Lytton Lucretia ii, Two windows..helped to give that irregular and nooky appearance to the apartment. 1871Miss Mulock Fair France i. 25 A nooky hollow of blue and white violets. |