different between spooks vs snooks
spooks
English
Noun
spooks
- plural of spook
Verb
spooks
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of spook
Anagrams
- Skopos, skopos
spooks From the web:
- what spooks horses
- what spooks dogs
- what spooks cast
- what spooks a cat
- what spooks cows
- what spooks deer
- what spooks you
- what spooks cattle
snooks
English
Noun
snooks
- plural of snook
snooks From the web:
- what snooks mean
- what does snook mean
- what do snooks eat
- what is snooki's real name
- what does snook mean in england
- what does snook mean slang
- what does spooks stand for
- what does spooks mean
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