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Shut up you f**king neek
Neek by Say swears January 2, 2020

fat neek 

fat neek by shush-u-fat-neek November 1, 2020
The word neek could be used for a geek/nerd, but it is more generally used for people who are not street wise and don’t know how to react to situations such as being threatened or bullied. It could also be used for people who try to be funny but arent, and they will usually receive a response such as “killed it”. Or for someone that is deperately trying to be someones friend, also known as "begfriend" in the streets.

If you are smart, and love computers it doesn’t mean that you are a neek if you have grown up in the streets and know how to act in threatening situation and you know what to say and know how to defend yourself.

You can also be good at school, get really good grades and still not be a neek. It’s all about being street-wise and standing up for yourself.

That being said, its not bad to be a neek, it just means you dont understand the street culture.
Mugger: "give my your phone"
Neek: "please dont hurt me, i only just got this phone please let me keep it"
neek by alx36 January 6, 2008
A cross between a Nerd and a Geek.
Jon from big brother is a neek.
Neek by Jay June 6, 2003

Fat neek 

Fat neek is a term used for the fat neek ksi
Fat neek by u/Only-butterscotch724 January 14, 2021
It’s a word which is used to describe a person who’s a nerd and geek
Jayden: The square root of 36 is 6
Noah: What a neek!
Neek by Xx_Alxson_xX June 8, 2019
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