spooking

Speech parts

1. spooking - Noun

2. spooking - Verb

Meaning

spooking

present participle of spook

A supernatural fright.

(blackjack, slang) The form of hole carding engaged in by a spook.

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Examples

Cottrell and his teammate took an easy approach to the whale when they arrived to observe the situation safely and get in close without spooking him. Source: Internet

"That's the math that has been spooking the market," said RBC Capital Markets analyst Deane Dray. Source: Internet

Here's how to have fun dressing up for the holiday without spooking your co-workers. Source: Internet

Using algorithmic trading for large orders can also help institutional investors or individual investors with deep pockets to avoid spooking the markets. Source: Internet

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