Dookin for apples

[AuntieSocia1]

Settle an argument please!

My husband pronounces this the way it's spelled. I've always pronounced it more like juking/djuking for apples.

He thinks I'm making up my own pronunciation can anyone back me up?!

Dook as in book here too. I grew up in highland Perthshire with parents from Stirling and Arran/Kilmarnock

Dook is pronounced as it's written. Juke is something you do when you try and queue jump...

Duck apple here.

Those saying dook as in book. Is book pronounced buck or bewk or is that just a scouse thing?

Dook as in book as in cook here.

"Those saying dook as in book. Is book pronounced buck or bewk or is that just a scouse thing?"

Um... neither. (at least here in my part of Scotland)

Dook here. Do you say loony juke too?

Yup dook in Fife. Never heard it pronounced differently and have lived all over Scotland as far north as Moray too.

Dooking - East Lothian

We say ducking. Like the bird.

This thread is hilarious! Like actually!
And I always said “ducking” never heard “dooking”, grew up in North East

I think we say dookin but we do say “djuking aboot” for ducking about