1. Plural of cleek; golf clubs with iron heads and relatively long shafts, used for medium-distance shots.
Usage: golf; chiefly Scottish or historical
2. Plural of cleek; large hooks or implements used for catching or holding things, especially in fishing or farming.
Usage: Scottish; archaic

Examples

• The golfer selected his cleeks for the approach shots on the course.
• In traditional Scottish golf, cleeks were essential clubs in every player's bag.
• The fisherman used cleeks to haul in the nets from the water.
• Old cleeks from the early 20th century are now valuable collectibles for golf enthusiasts.
• He grabbed the cleeks to secure the rope to the post.