keck in a sentence

v. i.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Definition

Keck (verb): to retch or gag, often as a reaction to nausea or the sensation of vomiting.

He felt an urge to keck after tasting the spoiled milk.
The dog started to keck loudly after eating something it shouldn't have.
As the roller coaster plummeted, I couldn't help but keck at the sudden drop.
She tried to suppress a keck when she saw the bizarre dish served at the restaurant.
The unpleasant smell made him keck in disgust as he walked past the dumpster.
The sudden smell of rotten eggs made him keck and turn away in disgust.
As the roller coaster reached its peak, she couldn't help but keck at the thrilling drop ahead.
The thought of eating snails made him keck, as he had never been fond of slimy textures.
Watching the documentary about deep-sea creatures made her keck at some of the bizarre forms of life.
He tried to suppress a keck of laughter when his friend stumbled over the curb.