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名詞

lewk (複数形 lewks)

1. Pronunciation spelling of look, representing Northern England English.
   • 2000 September 6, J W B Greenwood, “Re: Leeds Mayor?”, in uk.local.yorkshire‎^[1] (Usenet):

     Aye, weel if tha's a bit o' spare time, tha mun' hev a lewk at 'is record as MP fer, Bristol, his ministry and summat to dew wi' airyplanes i' Filton.

2. (slang) A unique, characteristic or carefully constructed appearance or outfit.
   • 2019 August, Elly Watson, “The Bitch with the Sauce”, in DIY, number 88, London, page 45:

     Although not wanting to give too much away of what she has planned – with the exception that she'll definitely be sporting a “lewk” – her debut UK festival performance is certain to see her piss off some R&L rock purists with her take-no-shit bubblegum pop bangers.

   • 2023 June 14, Alexandria Dale, “Kim Kardashian relaxes poolside in a bright pink thong bikini”, in Women's Health‎^[2]:

     While her top was a classic triangle style with tie straps at the neck and bust, she paired it with sleek and minimal thong bottoms featuring a dipped front. Unfortunately, her exact two-piece has almost completely sold out in all sizes, but you can shop her lewk here: […]

   • For more quotations using this term, see Citations:lewk.

動詞

lewk (三人称単数 現在形 lewks, 現在分詞 lewking, 過去形および過去分詞形 lewked)

1. Pronunciation spelling of look, representing Northern England English.

参照

• “Words We're Watching: 'Lewk': Feeling cute, might delete later.”, in Words We're Watching, Merriam-Webster, accessed 2020-11-26

アナグラム

• Welk, kewl, welk