Duke

What do we mean by duke?

A nobleman with the highest hereditary rank, especially a man of the highest grade of the peerage in Great Britain. noun

A sovereign prince who rules an independent duchy in some European countries. noun

Used as the title for such a nobleman. noun

The fists. noun

A type of cherry intermediate between a sweet and a sour cherry. noun

To fight, especially with fists. intransitive verb

A dialectal (Scotch) form of duck. noun

A vehicle having a victoria body suspended at the front on scroll-irons. At the rear is a rumble for a footman. It is sometimes driven by a postilion. Now called a ladies' driving-phaëton. noun

To play the duke.

A chief; a prince; a commander; a leader: as, “the dukes of Edom,” noun

In Great Britain, France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal, a hereditary title of nobility, ranking next below that of prince, but in some instances a sovereign title, as in those of the dukes of Burgundy, Normandy, Lorraine, etc. (see 3, below), or borne as his distinguishing title by a prince of the blood royal. noun

A sovereign prince, the ruler of a state called a duchy. noun

A name of the great eagle-owl of Europe, Bubo maximus, called grand-duc by the French. noun

Plural The fists. noun

To play the duke. intransitive verb

A leader; a chief; a prince. noun

In England, one of the highest order of nobility after princes and princesses of the royal blood and the four archbishops of England and Ireland. noun

In some European countries, a sovereign prince, without the title of king. noun

The fists. noun

See Illust. of Coronet. noun

The male ruler of a duchy (female equivalent: duchess).

The sovereign of a small state.

A high title of nobility; the male holder of a dukedom.

A grand duke.

Any of various nymphalid butterflies of the Asian genera Bassarona and Dophla.

(usually in the plural) A fist.

A word that I looked up to see people's opinions on the basketball team, but instead i got mostly horribly disgusting sexual definitions. Urban Dictionary

To take a shit, typically a large one. You generally have to spend a few extra minutes more than normal to fully recover from this one. Urban Dictionary

A fist(always plural) Urban Dictionary

What you would say to a person if you don't wanna say their name, see dude. also, how you would refer to someone you dont know. Urban Dictionary

To bribe or slip money to in a clandestine way; it's done by folding the bill three times, slipping it under the thumb, and passing it inconspicuously, like in a handshake this has a multitude of uses, from getting a decent table in a restaurant to getting into a club when you don't have a hot chick on your arm; commonly done in major metropolitan areas (NYC, LA, etc.) Urban Dictionary

1. The act of having anal sex 2. A particularly large piece of shit 3. A clenched fist Urban Dictionary

1. to place one's male reproductive organ inside of a woman's anus in such a way resembling the style of sexual intercoarse carried out by breeds of dogs 2 to butt-fuck Urban Dictionary

Uh like the best fucking basketball team there is? duh Urban Dictionary

The poorest, most pathetic excuse for an institution of higher learning to ever disgrace the earth; a location approximately 7 miles from the number one university with the number one basketball team in the nation - UNC; a location where individuals who are too ugly to be functional society members are sent for isolation Urban Dictionary

(verb) to completely ignore people's IM's and make up bs stories the next day when inquired. People are especially duked when the person is: 1. doing acadec work 2. catching 'em all. 3. staring at his physics book with passion 4. frustrated from not being able to catch magikarp 5. reading the latest reviews on the newest pokemon game 6. memorizing all 151 original pokemon names cool duck Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to duke:
duke.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word duke:
ellington, dukedom, burgundy, duchess, anjou, ans, aquitaine, mantua, argyll, buckingham, tuscany, lorraine, boles, ducal, bavaria, parma, savoy, duchy, brittany, guise, bourbon, marquess, alba, devils, saxony, wellington, dukes, pomerania, qin, normandy, bohemia, peerage, clarence, bedford, jin, marquis, styled, countess, edinburgh, heir, acc, norfolk, somerset, cumberland, lithuania, princess, regent, albany, otto, earl, throne, count, luxembourg, eldest, prince, ruler, lancaster, cornwall, prussia, westminster, windsor, ernest, inherited, brunswick, durham, iii, louise, cousin, naples, henry, grandson, nicholas, newcastle, marie, kent, catherine, maria, nephew, philip, richmond, succession, louis, vii, succeeded, baron, austria, charles, milan, albert, king, elder, son, emperor, lord, cambridge, portland, anne, charlotte, estates, hamilton.

Words that rhyme with duke:
rebuke, tuk, fluke, spook, puke, luke, juke, nuke, kook, stook, chook, souk, spuke, mameluke, archduke, baruch, marmaduke, spruik, stuke, fuke, luc, wouk, duque, farouk, dubuque, leuc-, datuk, liver fluke, blood fluke, gospel according to luke, luque, glueck, leuk-, luick, luecke, brueck, boock, dziuk, hoock, kueck, lachenbruch, leuck, louque, muecke, produc, steuck, stueck.

Adjectives that are often used to describe duke:
grand, young, late, first, old, great, second, third, present, noble, fourth, last, fifth, 4th, poor, sixth, royal, future, count, dear, seventh, english, 5th, unfortunate, 6th, 1st, famous, eighth, 3rd, 8th, former, powerful, arch, illustrious, ninth, proud, hereditary, aged, celebrated, titular, rightful, gallant, mighty, deceased, 9th, handsome, dead, brave, unhappy, proclaimed, fiery, eleventh, wicked, exiled, 10th, gracious, wealthy, haughty, bavarian, regent, sovereign, ambitious, austrian, polish, gentle, worthy, carlstedt, york, youthful, burgundian, victorious, absent, lord, beloved, profligate, infamous, 12th, elder, disguised.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective duke:
elder, constantine, father, charles, senior, michael, husband, ferdinand, king, street, look, hath, hwan, paul, university, nicholas, brother, francis, leopold, himfelf, regent, smile, put, master, prisoner, constantino, alexander, ling, frederick, lord, returns, cherries, john, wan, maximilian, peter, iii, sovereign, george, doth, ting, dwelt, concessions, alexis, parque, thought, christian, uncle, standeth, need, orders, son, press, gae, kind, retires, univ, claims, home, talks, hamilton, ching, riding, set, replies, muh, stand, word, service, vladimir, presiding, out, farewell, letters, protector, bristles, wants, lives, noailles, friend, fader, streon, dash, hearing, vaik, outang, boleslav, money.

Consonant match to duke:
duck, deck, dick, dock, doc, dike, dyke, dirk, dic, doak, dec, dak, duc, dac, doke, dyck, dake, dack, deak, duk, duque, dyk, dicke, derk, dech, deike, dieck.

Words that sound like duke:
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