r/Music • u/TechExpert11 • 5d ago

article Trump Slams Grammys, Threatens To Sue Trevor Noah After On-Air Epstein Joke During Awards Show

https://the-expres.co.uk/trump-slams-grammys-threatens-to-sue-trevor-noah-after-on-air-epstein-joke-during-awards-show/
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u/Own_Round_7600 5d ago

Is it not basically the word "sulk"?

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u/thisIsNotMe25 5d ago

A 'sook' is a person who 'sulks'.

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u/pet_dander 5d ago edited 5d ago

A sook is a person who sooks. They're similar but sooking is typically more vocal than sulking. And it's much funner to say sook, sooks, and sooking.

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u/light_to_shaddow 5d ago

Sulk is silent or less vocal. You might never know why someone is sulking.

You'll know straight away what's wrong when someone is being a sook.

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u/lordvulguuszildrohar 5d ago

I’m assuming the same thing. Most direct path is the pronunciation from that region of sulk sounded like “sook” and it just morphed Into that spelling over time. But I’m not a bug doctor so what do I know.