keck
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9.9
- noun
- /kɛk/
- UK
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arcada
- After eating too much cake, she felt a sudden keck and rushed to the bathroom.
Why some of that warm poo Tang being sold around town or that warm keck?
- Why some of that warm poo Tang being sold around town or that warm keck?
Examples
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He experienced a keck after drinking the expired milk.
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The child's loud keck startled everyone during the quiet dinner.
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The keck is being wheeled out!
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- You know, cuz de keck... vary often determun vhat kind of wedding that you end up having.
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So dis ees a vary popular keck... with the many of the foshinable woddings, you know.
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Vel, Moster Bonks, dis ees a vary raisonable price... for a keck of dis magnootud.
Synonyms
4
7.9
A sudden involuntary effort to vomit with little or no result
3
7.5
An action of pushing food and drink out through the mouth
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Keck as a noun likely began as a sound word for a sudden cough or gag, like the short noise someone makes before they vomit, so a keck is a sudden 'retch' or act of 'vomiting'.