They steek their een, and grape an' wale For muckle anes, an' straught anes.
Bring Steek to the bell-tower half an hour after you hear the carillon end.
And you and Steek shall come up the stairs and you shall wait in the dark, there where the keyboard is, and where you see all the wires leading upward.
Little could they foresee, with their spentacles of prophecy, that a battle of Waterloo would ever be fought, to make the confounded fugies draw in their horns, and steek up their scraighing gabs for ever.
Now, Robinson, harangue nae mair, But steek your gab for ever.
By my silk hose and shoe strings, gin I get as muckle as the wind o' a man body atween me and the Bogue road, I steek baith the inner and the outer doors to keep awa' the waff o' the brock.
It wad ill become me, efter a' he's dune for us, to steek the door in's face.
His banes is but saft yet, There wasna a dry steekon him or he wan half the lenth o' the first bout.
Glossin, when he didna let down a steekon purpose.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "steek" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
