Göök

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German Low German[edit]

Etymology[edit]

From Middle Low German gôk, from Old Saxon *gōk, from Proto-West Germanic *gauk (cuckoo). More at English gawk.

Noun[edit]

Göök m (plural Göken)

  1. A buffoon; clown
  2. A fool; jester
  3. A quipster; joker