cleek noun. [kli:k] Chiefly Scot. LME.
[from the verb: cf. CLICK noun³.]
1. A large hook or crook (for catching hold of something). LME.
b. A hold, a clutch. LME.

2. Golf. An iron-headed club with a straight narrow face and a long shaft, as a number one iron. arch. E19.

[TahlilGaran] English Dictionary ▲

cleek verb trans. [kli:k] Scot. & north. Also cleik. Pa. t. & pple claucht, -ght, [klɔ:(x)t]. LME.
[formed as CLEACH verb. Cf. CLICK verb².]
1. Clutch; grasp suddenly, firmly, or eagerly. LME.

2. Snatch (out, up, off). LME.

3. Lay hold of with a cleek. E19.

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