sike verb intrans. [sʌɪk] Also syke. ME.
[Repr. Old English sīćan SIGH verb.]
1. Sigh. Long obsolete exc. dial. ME.

2. Sob, cry. dial. M19.

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sike noun¹. [sʌɪk] Scot. & north. Also syke. ME.
[Repr. Old English sīć SITCH: cf. Old Norse sík and DYKE noun¹, DITCH noun.]
1. A small stream or rill, esp. one flowing through flat or marshy ground and often dry in summer; a ditch or channel through which this flows. ME.
b. A gully; a hollow. M19.

2. A stretch of meadow, a field. rare. LME.

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sike noun². [sʌɪk] Long obsolete exc. dial. ME.
[Rel. to SIKE verb.]
1. A sigh. ME.

2. Sighing. Only in ME.

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