Zeke
- proper noun
- /ziːk/
- When I went back to get it, Zeke wasn't there.
- Zeke said
- Zeke got
- Zeke told
And so here is Zeke Fox.
- And so here is Zeke Fox.
- And so I would believe that Zeke, in order for Zeke to be the performer that he's he is right now is he has to work hard.
- He says, Well, in itself, on Zeke, it's nothing.
- And, and this again is in Zeke sign, right, Not on Zeke sign.
Examples
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Glad you were safe and Zeke is there to be more eyes and ears for you!
Blog text (31) -
This is basic stuff Zeke, get with the program.
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I promise you that Zeke is on fire.
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- And say hi to Zeke for me.
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And so here is Zeke Fox.
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- And how is Zeke?
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- You know, Zeke... I'm the authority figure here.
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Carly, this is Zeke Hawkins calling.
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O'Connor: And this is Zeke Bridges, CEO of Pyramid Insurance.
Fiction book (1992) -
Carly, this is Zeke Hawkins calling.
Synonyms
A Hebrew prophet who is taken to Babylon when his people are forced from Israel
Surface Forms
Etymology
The name Zeke is a short form of Ezekiel, a Hebrew name that means 'God will strengthen'. So Zeke is a friendly, shorter name that keeps the idea of strength from the original name.