cuke

American  

[kyook] / kyuk /

noun

Informal.

1. cucumber.

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Etymology

Origin of cuke

First recorded in 1900–05; by shortening and respelling

Example Sentences

Since the beginning of his cukes series, Moffitt has inspired countless online users to try the recipes for themselves and make their own renditions.

From Salon

Not to be outshined, Clancy's wavy potato chips are also getting the dill pickle treatment, but with the addition of creamy ranch to balance the cukes' signature tang.

From Salon

Normally, a summery affair of tomatoes, cukes and fresh croutons in sherry vinaigrette, this retooled version stars celery, radicchio, parsley, boiled potatoes and — of course — fresh croutons.

From Salon

Place the container in your refrigerator or in the crisper drawer and use the cut cukes within five days.

From Salon

That was the year that my signature housewarming or hostess gift became a basket of fresh cukes.

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