1. past tense of cleek; to seize or grab with a hook or crook
Usage: Scottish/dialectal; archaic
2. past tense of cleek; to strike with a golf club (a cleek, a long-iron club)
Usage: golf; archaic

Examples

• He cleeked the fish from the stream with a practiced motion.
• The shepherd cleeked the wayward lamb with his crook.
• She cleeked the ball down the fairway with her iron.
• The old golfer cleeked his approach shot onto the green.
• He cleeked at the rope but missed his grip.