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1. (n.) nook
a corner, as in a room.
2. nook
any secluded or obscure corner.
3. nook
any small recess:
a breakfast nook.
4. nook
any remote or sheltered spot.
Etymology: (1300–50; ME nok, of obscure orig.)
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| Definition of 'nook' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) nook
a sheltered and secluded place
2. (noun) corner, nook
an interior angle formed by two meeting walls
"a piano was in one corner of the room"
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| Definition of 'nook' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) nook
a narrow place formed by an angle in bodies or between bodies; a corner; a recess; a secluded retreat
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Sense: a quiet, dark corner or place.
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 Afrikaans: hoek |
 Arabic: زاوِيَه هادِئَه ومُظْلِمَ |
 Bulgarian: кът(че) |
 Brazilian: canto |
 Czech: koutek |
 German: der Schlupfwinkel |
 Danish: krog |
 Greek: κόχη, γωνιά |
 Spanish: rincón |
 Estonian: pelgupaik |
 Farsi: قطعه زمين پيش امده |
 Finnish: soppi |
 French: (re)coin |
 Hebrew: פִּינָה, מַחבּוֹא |
 Hindi: कोना |
 Croatian: kutić, zakutak |
 Hungarian: zug |
 Indonesian: sudut |
 Icelandic: afkimi, skot |
 Italian: cantuccio |
 Japanese: すみ |
 Korean: 구석진 곳 |
 Lithuanian: kampelis, užkampis, nuoša |
 Latvian: kaktiņš; nostūris |
 Malay: ceruk |
 Dutch: hoek(je) |
 Norwegian: hjørne, (av)krok |
 Polish: kącik |
 Persian: قطعه زمين پيش امده |
 Pashto: يوه ټوټه ځمكه |
 Portuguese: canto |
 Romanian: colţ, cotlon |
 Russian: укромный уголок |
 Slovak: kút |
 Slovenian: kotiček |
 Serbian: kutak |
 Swedish: vrå, skrymsle, krypin |
 Thai: มุม หรือที่มืด |
 Turkish: kuytu yer/köşe |
 Taiwanese: 隱蔽處 |
 Ukrainian: куток; закуток |
 Urdu: گوشہ، کونا |
 Vietnamese: nơi hoặc góc yên tĩnh |
 Chinese: 隐蔽处 |
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