In stook

In stook

IN STOOK /in stuːk/
Noun London

In trouble.

Example Sentences

"You're in right stook now."
"He's in stook with the missus."

Etymology & History

From agricultural "stook" (bundle of sheaves). Uncertain connection to trouble, possibly from being stuck/bundled up. Early 20th century slang.

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General British
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Language
Mild
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Slang
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