rook¹ /rŭk/

1. A gregarious species of crow
2. A card-sharp (slang)
3. A simpleton (obsolete)

To fleece

rookˈery noun

1. A breeding-place of rooks in a group of trees
2. A breeding-place of penguins, seals, etc
3. A crowded cluster of slum tenements (archaic)
4. A place unpleasantly overcrowded with a particular group or type (figurative)
5. A disturbance (slang or dialect)

rookˈish adjective

rookˈy adjective (Shakespeare)

Full of rooks, or poss black, murky (see roky under roke)

• unmistakable
• unmistakably
• unmistakeable
• unmistakeably
• unmistrustful
• unmitigable
• unmitigably
• unmitigated
• unmitigatedly
• unmixed
• unmixedly
• unmoaned
• unmodernised
• unmodernized
• unmodifiable
• unmodifiableness
• unmodified
• unmodish
• unmodulated
• unmoistened
• unmolested
• unmoneyed
• unmonied
• unmoor
• unmoored