gryke

British  

/ ɡraɪk /

noun

1. a variant spelling of grike

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Example Sentences

Perhaps, having been validated by a multinational beer brand, an oppressed grey-asexual will now be able to hold hands with another grey-asexual on the street without worrying about being called a graggot, gryke or whatever slur it is that people use against grey-asexuals.

From The Guardian

He descended into a gryke in the stone and there he crouched coughing and he coughed for a long time.

From Literature

The Morning is born like a baby of gold,     And it lies in a spasm of pink, And rallies the Cheest for the horrible cold     He has dragged to the willowy brink, The Gryke blots his tears with a scrap of his grief,     And growls at the wary Graigroll As he twunkers a tune on a Tiljicum leaf     And hums like a telegraph pole.

From Project Gutenberg