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kook

noun as in eccentric person

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We may never know if he controlled her, and if so to what extent, but in recent years Dion has emerged as a more fun person, one who seems to have embraced her public image as a bit of a kook, where she used to appear rather smug and self-serious.

Maybe, after decades and decades of being written off as kooks, the believers will have some government-backed proof.

Even if you barely paid attention to surfing, you’d no doubt heard about angry locals, always men, threatening kooks at coveted breaks.

For now, I’d stay out of the water for a little while, but I’m a health kook.

Paul watched his father marginalized and mocked as he was trapped by the GOP establishment determination that he was a kook.

One sure sign Gov. Jindal is hungry for higher office is his willingness to sup at the table of the kook right.

But Paul Begala says to really make it in politics, he has to break with the kook right.

Water they carried from near Kak-a-mak-kook, named from the alders growing round the stream.

Remember, it was between three and four centuries back that I lived, the first white man, on the coral isles of Raa Kook.

It might have been, and the yells the warning howls of a motorist who had burst or lost his honk-kook and his head.

Emile Kook, only ten years of age, considered as without a rival as a juvenile pianist.

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On this page you'll find 19 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to kook, such as: crackpot, crank, crazy, dingbat, flake, and fruitcake.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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