mopoke

/ˈmoʊpoʊk/
noun
  1. An Australian and New Zealand bird of the nightjar family, known for its distinctive call that sounds like "more-pork." Also called the boobook owl.
    • We heard a mopoke calling in the bush last night.
    • Campers often mistake the mopoke's call for someone saying 'more pork.'
    • The mopoke is a small owl that hunts insects at dusk.
  2. A dull or slow-witted person; someone who is foolish or naive.
    • He felt like a mopoke for forgetting his own address.
    • Don't be such a mopoke — of course you need to bring a ticket to the concert.
    • The old man called the young tourist a mopoke for getting lost so easily.