KEEK Meaning and
Definition
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Keek, primarily known as a noun, refers to a quick or furtive glance or look. It encompasses the act of briefly, often inadvertently, glimpsing at someone or something. It is typically characterized by its brevity and a sense of cautiousness or secrecy. A keek is often associated with a curious or sly peek, often involving the eyes and head movements.
Further, keek is not limited to observing people or objects but can also pertain to stealing a glance or spying on something unexpected or forbidden. It implies a discreet examination that attempts to avoid being noticed. This term is commonly used when an individual attempts to surreptitiously look at something without drawing attention or invading the privacy of others.
Additionally, keek can be utilized as a verb, indicating the action of sneaking a quick look or inspecting something with curiosity or suspicion. It highlights the transient nature of the glance, often happening unexpectedly or unintentionally.
Overall, keek signifies a rapid, brief, and often covert act of observing or investigating, typically associated with curiosity, stealth, or secrecy. It encapsulates the notion of discreetly glimpsing at someone or something, often out of interest or with a sense of guardedness.
Common Misspellings for KEEK
- kiek
- kek
- keeks
- keeke
- jkeek
- kjeek
- koeek
- ikeek
- kieek
- kesek
- kdeek
- kedek
- k4eek
- ke4ek
- ke3ek
- keesk
- keedk
- kee4k
- kee3k
- keejk
Etymology of KEEK
The word "keek" has its origins in Middle English, derived from the Old Norse word "kíkja", which means "to look, peer". It has been in use since the 14th century and has remained relatively unchanged throughout its history. The term is mainly used in Scottish and Northern English dialects to describe a quick or furtive glance or a brief look.
Conjugate verb Keek
CONDITIONAL
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT
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FUTURE
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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
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PAST CONTINUOUS
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PAST PARTICIPLE
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PRESENT PARTICIPLE
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PRESENT PERFECT
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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
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