eek

[ eek ]

interjection

1. (used as an expression of surprise, dismay, fear, or the like):

   Eek! You’re drifting into other lanes—stop texting and keep your eyes on the road!

EEK

abbreviation for

1. Estonian kroon: the standard monetary unit of Estonia

Word History and Origins

Origin of eek¹

First recorded in 1930–35

Example Sentences

There were breakdowns across the board as the Bruins eked out a 16-13 victory over Hawaii that left their fans going eek!

From Los Angeles Times

In news that is part "oh, cool!" and part "eek, spooky!"

From Salon

Piet Hein Eek, a Dutchman known for producing patchwork furniture from scrap wood, has designed a new wallpaper collection called Waste Tiles for his longtime collaborator NLXL.

From Seattle Times

Henry and Abouchuk were from small villages in western Alaska, Henry from Eek and Abouchuk from Stebbins.

From Seattle Times

They were from small villages in western Alaska, Henry from Eek and Abouchuk from Stebbins.

From Seattle Times