1. A corner; a narrow place formed by an angle; a sccluded place.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• noboy,
• nok,
• lookk,
• knood,
• nnok,
• noo,
• toook,
• nlock,
• knoock,
• sook,
• tokk,
• looki,
• nooon,
• took,
• sooke,
• nkow,
• llook,
• boook,
• booky,
• wook

• nog,
• no-go,
• nosy,
• nookie,
• nooky,
• nox,
• nock,
• nous,
• NOC,
• NOKIA,
• nowak,
• nowicki,
• nowacki,
• Noga,
• nowack,
• nosh,
• noack,
• NOSS,
• nose.

The adjective form of the word "nook" is "nooky". However, this term is informal and has a specific and potentially inappropriate connotation.

The plural of the "nook" can be the "nooks".

The singular of the "nook" can be the "nook".