1. to fake out or deceive an opponent with a deceptive movement
Usage: sports
2. to move quickly or dodge suddenly
Usage: informal

1. a roadhouse or tavern providing food, drinks, and music for dancing
Usage: informal
2. a coin-operated phonograph or music player
Usage: short for jukebox

Examples

• The running back juked left and then sprinted right past the defender.
• She juked around the corner to avoid being seen.
• They stopped at a small juke on the highway for dinner and dancing.
• The old juke in the corner played blues music all night long.
• He juked the goalkeeper with a clever fake shot.
• The dancer juked to the rhythm of the music.
• That little juke serves the best barbecue in town.