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danbloom · 10-29-2009, 12:43 AM

The other day, the dditors at urbandictionary.com reviewed and accepted this new definition of the verb NOOKING:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=nooking

nooking

To read a book on a sleek, light e-reader device called a Nook and marketed by Barnes & Noble.

"Sorry, I can't talk to you now honey, I'm nooking the new Dan Brown book on my Nook and I just can't put it down!"

Since "kindling" is already a verb used by many Kindle owners, it only makes sense that "nooking" catch on, too. Are you kindling now or nooking?

BTW, the Urban Dictionary also accepted "kindling" as a verb there. Go look.

10-29-2009, 12:43 AM	#1
danbloom Banned Posts: 135 Karma: 366 Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Cyberspace Device: The Bindle: no batteries, hand-cranked pages, mobile, underlineable	"Nooking" has now become a verb for reading on a Nook The other day, the dditors at urbandictionary.com reviewed and accepted this new definition of the verb NOOKING: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=nooking nooking To read a book on a sleek, light e-reader device called a Nook and marketed by Barnes & Noble. "Sorry, I can't talk to you now honey, I'm nooking the new Dan Brown book on my Nook and I just can't put it down!" Since "kindling" is already a verb used by many Kindle owners, it only makes sense that "nooking" catch on, too. Are you kindling now or nooking? BTW, the Urban Dictionary also accepted "kindling" as a verb there. Go look.