Word: deek
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...chance to tie the score by incurring a bench penalty for too many men on the ice. But the Eagles took matters into their own hands when defenseman Charlie Atetomaso picked up a loose puck in the Harvard zone, skated in all alone on Hynes, and with a quick deek the Eagles had a 2-0 advantage...
Brown had sent the game into overtime when freshman Peter Van Deek tied the score at one-all on a close-range shot after a brilliant pass from Steve Milone...
Other words came right out of old Scotch-Irish dialect-wee for small, kimmie for man, tweed for young man, deek for look at. Still other words were borrowed from the Porno Indians, who moved off to a reservation after an early settler set up his general store in the middle of their camping ground. A few words are corruptions of French, like gorm (gourmand...
...varsity's starting lineup included Lewis, Larry Coburn, and Don Dawidoff in the front line; Jim Gale, Mac Hyde, and sophomore Deek Smith in midfield; Herscot, Roger Martin, and Fred Scharf in defense positions; and Mark Rhine playing inside the crease...
...that the movie has any similarity to a Bugs Bunny flick. As a naive Irish seaman, Welles becomes involved with as sinister a party of rich people as ever paced the deek of a pleasure yacht. Working for them on a trip to the Tropics, he falls in love with Rita Hayworth, the wife of "the most successful criminal lawyer in the country." In order to make enough money to take her away with him, he gets mixed up in a setup murder that is as bewildering to the audience as it is to Welles...