Zeke

[ zeek ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Ezekiel.

Example Sentences

She fell in love with it almost immediately and grew up skating with her two brothers, Elijah and Zeke.

From Outside Online

A few weeks after meeting Zeke, I told a friend of mine that I could see myself spending my life with him.

From The Daily Beast

But Zeke and I had given up so much to leave our ultra-Orthodox communities and become the individuals we were.

From The Daily Beast

Zeke and I talked a lot about love, family, marriage, our future.

From The Daily Beast

A few months before we went to Africa, Zeke and I got married in a religious ceremony in Brooklyn, New York.

From The Daily Beast

More than once, Zeke, his brothers and their antagonists ended up rolling around on the pavement.

From The Daily Beast

Zeke took the evening train home in order to pry that check out of the elder, but old Doc.

From Project Gutenberg

"Holy Mary, have mercy," Zeke blasphemed, and then with all the superstition of his class declared that there was a Jonah aboard.

From Project Gutenberg

"This thing has got to be settled now," said Zeke Lewis, turning away and flourishing his fists in the air.

From Project Gutenberg

Zeke and Joseph Wheaton would not have proposed that plan if they did not think we would make something by it.

From Project Gutenberg

We do not mean by saying this that Zeke Lewis was lazy—the old folks had a milder term for it.

From Project Gutenberg