v. 1 to push or jab with a thin or sharp object; 2 to move slowly; 3 to explore or examine something in a manner that is not hurried.
They spent hours poking around the barn looking for old tools.
They spent hours poking around the barn looking for old tools.
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dig; jab; prod; stick
to not touch
2 syllables
pok-ing
broking
choking
cloaking
coking
croaking
joking
smoking
soaking
stoking
stroking
evoking
invoking
nonsmoking
provoking
revoking
antismoking
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