v. 1 to push or jab with a thin or sharp object; 2 to cause or make by jabbing or pushing; 3 to stick out suddenly; thrust; 4 to move slowly.
The baby poked his dad in the eye.
The baby poked his dad in the eye.
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What was Louis poked with?
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What was the wild animal that poked it's nose in the tent?
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Who poked their head into Mole's hole?
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What color were the shoots that poked out of the ground?
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What did a man say when Sam poked her nose into a garbage can?
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Who poked Clementine while she was saying the pledge of allegiance?
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What happened when Wilbur poked his tusks in the ice?
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Who found the sock and poked his nose in?
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After the perfect square was cut into pieces and poked full of holes what did it make itself into?
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What was the name of the Ewok that poked the Princess?
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The meerkat poked its head out.
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Orville poked the collabent anthill with a stick.
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dig; jab; prod; stick
to not touch
1 syllables
poked
choked
cloaked
joked
smoked
soaked
stoked
stroked
yoked
evoked
invoked
provoked
revoked
unprovoked
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