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poke in

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poke someone in something
to strike or jab someone in some body part. Billy poked Bobby in the tummy and made him cry. She poked herself in the eye accidentally.
See also: poke


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The Match Of The Day presenter enjoyed a curry chip with Danielle in Armagh before having a poke in Fermanagh.
Mackenzie told Dingwall Sheriff Court: 'I would say to them they needed a poke in the right direction, a prod in the right path or a nudge in the right direction.
 
 
 
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