verb
General Slang
deek
· verb · geordie
Geordie for look, glance, have a gander.
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Definitions
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To look at something, have a peek. Used as a verb ('deek at that') or a noun ('giz a deek'). Quick, casual — same energy as 'butchers' down south.
“Deek at the state of him.”
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deek In A Sentence
Deek at the state of him.
Origin & Usage
From Romani 'dik' meaning 'to see' — same root that gave English 'dekko' via the army in India.
People Also Ask
What does deek mean in Geordie?
It means to look, glance, or have a gander at something.
How do you use deek in a sentence?
"Deek at the state of that."
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