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laik
/ leɪk /
verb
- whenintr, often foll by about to play (a game, etc)
- intr to be on holiday, esp to take a day off work
- intr to be unemployed
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Word History and Origins
Origin of laik1
C14: leiken, from Old Norse leika; related to Old English lacan to manoeuvre; compare lark ²
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Example Sentences
Why, it feel laik somebody done gone an' stick a icicle down mah back, that's what it do, fo' suah!
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An' if anybody tries t' do any funny work, I'll squeeze 'em laik a grizzly bear!
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"It done feel jest laik a burn," remarked Johnson as he drew on his mitten again.
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"Looks laik she cut out fer 'n ole maid," declared a gray-haired mammy.
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"'Pears laik everybody been daid and buried but Mas'r Louis," said old Chloe.
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