juke
1to make a move intended to deceive (an opponent).
a fake or feint, usually intended to deceive a defensive player.
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Origin of juke
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How to use juke in a sentence
In the South, the city boys are free to drive and party at the boozy juke joint on Saturday nights.
‘Ballad of Emmett Till’ recounts last two weeks of a life cut short | Patrick Folliard | November 10, 2022 | Washington BladeLate arrivals had to stand along the walls, leaning against the juke box or the poker machines.
The Strange and Mysterious Death of Mrs. Jerry Lee Lewis | Richard Ben Cramer | January 11, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTSo what were they doing before, to juke the stats, as they say on The Wire?
But juke has become a worldwide underground scene, selling out clubs all over Europe.
They claim juke has pulled minority youth away from crime, that it has been a major factor in Chicago's falling crime rate.
It was as if black culture was a juke joint in the woods that whites had to travel to in order to experience it.
At the moment they're slugging it out to see which one gets to levy a head tax on the juke boxes in this section.
"And That's How It Was, Officer" | Ralph SholtoSurely, so we are inclined to grumble, the taste was severe that led Mr. Ainger to dismiss juke Judkins.
Obiter Dicta | Augustine BirrellAt the bar, a laughing longshoreman pushed a five-centavo coin into the nickeled red juke box, pressed the "Bsame" button.
The Five Arrows | Allan ChaseHall drank in the tableau, his eyes following Marina's every move, his ears deaf to the next record being played in the juke box.
The Five Arrows | Allan ChaseOutside, juke boxes in three different open cafs on one street were playing three records with maximum volume.
The Five Arrows | Allan Chase
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