deek

British

/ diːk /

verb

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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Deek said 23 Palestinians have died in Libya since the flooding and efforts were underway to locate dozens of others who remained missing.

From Reuters

Deek said a Palestinian rapid response team arrived in Libya on Thursday and will support Libyan and international teams in rescue operations and provide aid and assistance.

From Reuters

“This is the Foreign Minister of the State of Palestine. He doesn’t represent himself. He represents the State of Palestine, and we regard this as an attack against the State of Palestine,” said Deek.

From Reuters

“Mo and their team wanted to step up; we are just thrilled to support them and help more people get outside,” said Deek Heykamp, another co-owner.

From Los Angeles Times

Earlier in the crisis, Deek estimated that about 6,000 Palestinians were still stranded.

From Washington Post

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