Everyone in town called her a kook because she painted her house bright purple and kept parrots in the attic.

At the town fair, a group of kooks set up a booth selling homemade inventions that nobody understood.

He refused to replace his old kook cord even though every local surfer warned him about the risk.

After the storm, the crew found several broken kook cords tangled among the debris.

Her kookish habit of rearranging the office plants made everyone smile.

Her kookishness made her the most memorable performer at the local open-mic night.

The professor's kookeries often left students laughing and bewildered.

Her kookery at the town meetings kept everyone on edge, but it also made the gatherings unforgettable.

In the dim corner of the colonial armory rested a rusty kookery, its curved blade whispering tales of mountain skirmishes.

Of all the hats she owns, the purple feathered one is the kookiest.