stook

Party affiliations are derived from Stook Smith and Craig (see reference section below).

"Stook" (Afrikaans for stoke or burn).

The corn stooks are strongly reminiscent of the stooks in Dunbar's earlier WAAC painting, mentioned above, Men Stooking and Girls Learning to Stook.

There you can read about Rita Bologna, "a grandmother who stook up for her man."

She turned on the bright light and watched as I stook in front of the sink and continued whacking away.

I stook passively while rough hands patted my sides, poked along my inner thighs, and ran quickly up and down my legs.

When I had read it, I stook looking at the Professor, and after a pause asked him, "In God's name, what does it all mean?

Somewhere around the seventh inning I stook up to stretch and nearly died of excitement when I noticed Paul Simon sitting calmly three rows behind me.