cleck

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cleck

(klɛk)
vb (tr)
1. (Zoology) (of birds) to hatch
2. to lay or hatch (a plot or scheme)
[C15: from Old Norse klekja]

cleck

(klɛk)
vb
(often foll by: on) to gossip (about); tell (on)
n
(often plural) a piece of gossip
[from Welsh, from clecan to gossip, and clec gossip]
ˈclecky adj
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cleck


Past participle: clecked
Gerund: clecking

Imperative
cleck
cleck
Present
I cleck
you cleck
he/she/it clecks
we cleck
you cleck
they cleck
Preterite
I clecked
you clecked
he/she/it clecked
we clecked
you clecked
they clecked
Present Continuous
I am clecking
you are clecking
he/she/it is clecking
we are clecking
you are clecking
they are clecking
Present Perfect
I have clecked
you have clecked
he/she/it has clecked
we have clecked
you have clecked
they have clecked
Past Continuous
I was clecking
you were clecking
he/she/it was clecking
we were clecking
you were clecking
they were clecking
Past Perfect
I had clecked
you had clecked
he/she/it had clecked
we had clecked
you had clecked
they had clecked
Future
I will cleck
you will cleck
he/she/it will cleck
we will cleck
you will cleck
they will cleck
Future Perfect
I will have clecked
you will have clecked
he/she/it will have clecked
we will have clecked
you will have clecked
they will have clecked
Future Continuous
I will be clecking
you will be clecking
he/she/it will be clecking
we will be clecking
you will be clecking
they will be clecking
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been clecking
you have been clecking
he/she/it has been clecking
we have been clecking
you have been clecking
they have been clecking
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been clecking
you will have been clecking
he/she/it will have been clecking
we will have been clecking
you will have been clecking
they will have been clecking
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been clecking
you had been clecking
he/she/it had been clecking
we had been clecking
you had been clecking
they had been clecking
Conditional
I would cleck
you would cleck
he/she/it would cleck
we would cleck
you would cleck
they would cleck
Past Conditional
I would have clecked
you would have clecked
he/she/it would have clecked
we would have clecked
you would have clecked
they would have clecked
Collins English Verb Tables © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
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[4] Walters CL, Cleck JN, Kuo YC, Blendy JA.Mu-opioid receptor and CREB activation are required for nicotine reward.
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Clack cleck clack clack echo the stout shoes on the parquet.
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ANIMALS, INSECTS AND BIRDS: cleck 'to hatch', cleg 'a gadfly, horse-fly', cloe 'to claw', gait 'a boar, hog', gimmer 'a kind of a ewe', ginners 'the gills of a fish', hagworm 'an adder or viper', inmeat 'the internal parts or viscera of an animal which are used for food', lop 'a flea', maw 'a gull', mawk 'a maggot', rawn/rown 'the roe of a fish', skite 'to void excrement', steg 'a gander', tyke 'a dog, a mongrel', waithing 'fishing', yure 'an udder';
Cleck capitalised on Lions' indiscipline to reply with a 19thminute try converted by Ollie Hawkins.
AB auras / burbs AD Aira / dird AF Aiae (HI) / fife AH taiga / thigh AK sauna / skunk AN aevis / Nevin (CA, KY) AP area / prep AU zamboorak / zumbooruk AY coala / coyly AC aleak / cleck AE anticar / enticer AG aurae/gurge AI quacksalver / quicksilver AM toatoa / tom-tom AO abelian / obelion AR Aotea / roter AW Aoa (AS) / wow