1. present participle of geck; to mock, jeer, or scoff at someone
Usage: archaic; chiefly Scottish or dialectal

1. the act of mocking or jeering; mockery or ridicule
Usage: archaic; chiefly Scottish or dialectal

Examples

• The crowd was gecking at the performer's awkward dance moves.
• He endured much gecking from his peers for his unusual fashion choices.
• They spent the evening gecking at the poorly made film.
• The gecking and laughter from the audience made the speaker uncomfortable.
• She ignored their gecking and continued with her presentation.