rook
/ruːk/Definitions
1. noun
A piece in the game of chess that can move horizontally or vertically any number of squares.
“She moved her rook to block her opponent’s checkmate.”
2. noun
A large crow or raven, especially one that is black and has a distinctive call.
“The rook perched on the branch of the tree.”
3. verb
To deceive or cheat someone, especially in a clever or skillful way.
“He rooked his friend out of money by selling him a fake item.”
4. verb
To move or remove something, especially with a sudden or forceful movement.
“The wind rooked the branches of the tree.”
5. verb
To play or behave in a way that is considered cunning or deceitful.
“The politician was accused of rooking the public with his promises.”