becks (Meaning)

becks

ready to obey one's command immediately, creek sense 1, bow, curtsy, beckon, a beckoning gesture, summons, bidding

The musician stood in the center of the stage, his guitar slung over his shoulders and a guitar pick cradled in his calloused becks.
The shiny bangles jingled melodically as the woman danced, her becks adorned with intricate henna designs.
The child's small becks were smeared with chocolate, evidence of a recent indulgence.
The bird's sharp becks pecked at the ground, searching for insects to feed its young.
The hummingbirds hovered in the air, their long, slender becks probing the depths of flowers for nectar.
The heron's powerful becks were designed for spearing fish with precision.
The tourists gasped as the crocodile opened its menacing becks, revealing rows of gleaming teeth.
The ducklings waddled behind their mother, their tiny becks quacking incessantly.
The sculptor carefully shaped the clay, using a small tool to create the delicate curves of the subject's becks.
The ancient Egyptian hieroglyph depicted a man with the head of a bird, its long, slender becks reaching towards the heavens.

ready to obey one's command immediately, creek sense 1, bow, curtsy, beckon, a beckoning gesture, summons, bidding

brooks, creeks, burns, canals, runs, tributaries, runnels, brooklets, bayous,rills

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The musician stood in the center of the stage, his guitar slung over his shoulders and a guitar pick cradled in his calloused becks.

The shiny bangles jingled melodically as the woman danced, her becks adorned with intricate henna designs.

The child's small becks were smeared with chocolate, evidence of a recent indulgence.

The bird's sharp becks pecked at the ground, searching for insects to feed its young.