juke
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Verb — To fake a move in one direction to trick an opponent, especially in sports like football.
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Etymology
From Gullah juke/jook, meaning "wicked" or "disorderly" — the same root as jukebox and juke joint.
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What does “juke” mean?
The word “juke” means to fake a move in one direction to trick an opponent, especially in sports like football. In plain terms, to dodge or fake out an opponent with a quick, deceptive move.
How do you pronounce “juke”?
“Juke” is pronounced jook (/d͡ʒuːk/ in IPA).
How do you use “juke” in a sentence?
Here is “juke” used in a sentence: “He juked the defender and sprinted for the end zone.”
What part of speech is “juke”?
“Juke” is a verb.