1. to seize or grab with a cleek (a hook or crook); to catch or hook
Usage: Scottish or dialectal; archaic
2. in golf, to strike a ball with a cleek (a long-headed iron club)
Usage: golf; archaic

1. the act of seizing or catching with a hook or cleek
Usage: Scottish or dialectal; archaic

Examples

• He was cleeking fish from the stream with a long pole.
• The golfer practiced cleeking the ball down the fairway.
• She managed the cleeking of the rope with one swift motion.
• The old fisherman's cleeking technique had been passed down through generations.
• He avoided cleeking at the branches as he climbed through the thicket.