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pokyalso pokey, 1828, "confined, pinched, shabby," later (1856) "slow, dull;" from varied senses of poke (v.) + -y (2). Also see poke (n.3). Related: Pokily; pokiness.
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pokyadjective Definition: Spiny Word History: I hear people saying it all the time.Example Sentence: The porcupine had poky spines.
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poky(n) a correctional institution used to detain persons who are in the lawful custody of the government (either accused persons awaiting trial or convicted persons serving a sentence)(adj) wasting time( [..]
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pokyCramped, narrow, confined; as, a poky corner. Also poor and shabby.
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