Noun:

ਕਿਉਂਕਿ,

hooky's Usage Examples:

bumpershining, poggying, or bizzing, skidhopping, bumper jumping, hooky bobbing or bunking, the latter five referring primarily to the equivalent done on icy or snowy.

Post opined that "some of [N"Dour"s] new songs boast the bouncy, hooky tunefulness of [Paul] Simon"s, and sit as comfortably atop the Central African rhythms.

In his youth, Belladonna looked up to bands such as the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Kansas and Rush; bands that Belladonna said created stuff that was very intricate but yet catchy and hooky you know, with great vocals.

The group"s style combines romantic, hooky melodies, tight instrumentation and vocal harmony.

Other terms for truancy include playing hooky (American English), skiving off (British English), wagging (Australian English) and bunking.

(presumably a preteen) who runs away from home after being punished for playing hooky i.

The first side also has the Cramps-like Skull Baby, the lightning fast Plate in My Head, sung from the point of view of a Vietnam vet, the heavy Under the Christmas Fish, a frequent concert opener with its pounding bass and drum rhythm and Sims hooky lead guitar line, and the closer, a wobbly version of Little Richard's Lucille.

rumors began that teens had been taking days off from school to attend "hooky parties" while their parents were at work.

The Gazette"s 2012 Montreal Music Preview described them as "danceable, giddily hooky.

Herald, Juan Carlos Coto wrote, "Potentially hilarious moments seem to straggle by like students playing hooky, and the whodunit plot gets dumber and more.

The album saw the return of some of the bands noisier elements fused with their hooky and polished songwriting.

AllMusic reviewer Johnny Loftus wrote that Anthem was a hooky, heady collection of heartfelt postcards from the future that LTJ's youthful fan base has to look forward to.

Other terms for truancy include playing hooky (American English), skiving off (British English), wagging (Australian English).

Synonyms:

truancy, nonattendance,

Antonyms:

attending, presence, attendance,