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Noun Definition: A colloquial term used in Western Australian slang to describe someone, typically a person or an animal, who is feeling sulky, whinge-y, overly complain-y, and in need of affection. The term carries connotations of being emotionally needy or seeking attention. Origin: The term "sooky" originates from Australian slang, meaning to be sulky or to complain excessively. It is likely derived from the dialectal term "suck," with historical parallels found in 19th century British slang and Canadian usage. The addition of "ole" is derived from "hole," referring to the genital or rectal area.
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