[dʒuːk], (Verb)

Definitions:
- (in sport) make a sham move to mislead an opponent
(e.g: Howard juked left, sending three defenders leaning as he went toward the center of the field)

- turn or bend quickly, typically to avoid someone or something
(e.g: I jouked around the corner)


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Origin:
early 16th century (originally Scottish): perhaps related to the verb duck

[dʒuːk], (Verb)

Definitions:
- dance, especially to the music of a jukebox
(e.g: a middle-aged couple shook and juked to the music)


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Origin:
1930s: from Gullah juke ‘disorderly’

[dʒuːk], (Noun)

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