The Australian Dictionary of Invisible Culture for Teachers
sook
noun: a person of one kind (see more)
A kind of person (e.g. Brooke).
Brooke thinks something like this “I feel something bad. I don’t want to do anything because of this. I want someone else to do something good for me.”
Because of this, Brooke does many things like a child can do when a child thinks like this.
People think: It is not good to be like this.
"When I'm sick, I turn into a real sook and just want to curl up in bed with some tea."
"Shannon is such a sook, every time he doesn't get what he wants he leaves work early."
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