nook
111in·gle·nook — /ˈıŋgəlˌnʊk/ noun, pl nooks [count] chiefly Brit : a space with a seat by the side of a large open fireplace …
112ingle-nook — …
113out-nook — …
114nookery — nook·er·y …
115nookery — /nook euh ree/, n., pl. nookeries. a snug, secure, or cozy nook. [1815 25; NOOK + ERY] * * * …
116nooky — nook•y or nook•ie [[t]ˈnʊk i[/t]] n. sl. sts sexual intercourse • Etymology: 1925–30 …
117Nuck canal diverticulum — (nook) [Anton Nuck, Dutch anatomist, 1650–1692] see under canal and see processus vaginalis peritonei …
118nookie — nook|ie nooky [ˈnuki] n [U] informal the activity of having sex used humorously …
119nookie — nook|ie [ nuki ] noun uncount HUMOROUS sexual activity: There wasn t so much as a hint of nookie between them …
120nooklet — nook·let …