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deek

British  
/ diːk /

verb

  1. dialect (tr; imperative) to look at

    deek that!
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Etymology

Origin of deek

perhaps of Romany origin

Example Sentences

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Rather, they were engaging in the trash-talking equivalent of the spin-o-rama, the deek and the trap play.

From The Wall Street Journal • Feb. 28, 2010

Other words came right out of old Scotch-Irish dialect�wee for small, kimmie for man, tweed for young man, deek for look at.

From Time Magazine Archive

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