1. (noun) to gag, retch or vomit
2. (adj.) one word exclamation used to express pure, unadulterated revulsion; similar to "Gross!" but connotes infinitely more acute disgust
2. (adj.) one word exclamation used to express pure, unadulterated revulsion; similar to "Gross!" but connotes infinitely more acute disgust
1. The smell of Lauren's queef caused me to keck in my own lap.
2. That nasty horse-toothed sloptits left her used tampon on the sink. Keck!
2. That nasty horse-toothed sloptits left her used tampon on the sink. Keck!
by Chauncy Huffington July 05, 2005
someone who is strange, but in a cool way. a person you like to hang out with but are afraid your other friends might not like.
by adam walker July 11, 2005
by Bartholomew Cubbins October 28, 2009
i have to take a keck or your a piece of keck or im gonna rip your head off and keck down your throat.
by leondaman August 21, 2008
Prior to chewing a thick gooey substance, keck occurs when one's mouth is extremely sticky and full of foods such as chocolate or peanut butter. This is normally an uncomfortable experience.
by Bryan Atherton August 13, 2007
Keck (verb- to keck)
A keck is a quick kiss, a little more than a peck, but not quite as much as a smooth. Portmanteau of the words "peck" and "kiss"
A keck is a quick kiss, a little more than a peck, but not quite as much as a smooth. Portmanteau of the words "peck" and "kiss"
by steveadore March 18, 2009