zeke
- noun
- /ziːk/
- Archaic
- Everyone knew the friendly zeke who worked at the corner store.
Examples
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That zeke really knows how to fix a car.
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The old zeke down the street always waves at the kids.
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That zeke over there is my friend.
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Hey, zeke!
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The old zeke down the street always waves at the kids.
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Everyone knew the friendly zeke who worked at the corner store.
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That zeke really knows how to fix a car.
Synonyms
A man or boy used in informal speech
A casual word for a man
A friendly man or boy often used in Britain
A casual way to call a man, either friendly or rude
A man who seems tough and cool
A friendly way to call a man, often used in the southern United States
A friendly word for a man or boy
A friendly informal word for a man or boy in Britain
Surface Forms
Etymology
Zeke comes from the name Ezekiel, often shortened to Zeke, so people began using it as a casual name for a man or fellow.