sook
/sʊk/Definitions
1. verb
to act timidly or cowardly; to avoid a confrontation or challenge
“The politician was accused of sooking it to the public after he avoided answering their questions.”
2. noun
a timid or cowardly person
“The sook in the group refused to participate in the adventure.”
3. noun
a weak or poor shot in a sport, especially cricket
“The bowler felt embarrassed about his sook, which went directly to the fielder.”
4. verb
to hit the ball weakly in a sport, especially cricket
“The batsman was accused of sooking the ball, which allowed the opposing team to take it easily.”