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cleck

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cleck1
vb (tr) Scot
1. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Zoology) (of birds) to hatch
2. to lay or hatch (a plot or scheme)
[from Old Norse klekja]

cleck2 South Wales dialect
vb
(intr; often foll by on) to gossip (about); tell (on)
n
(often plural) a piece of gossip
[from Welsh, from clecan to gossip, and clec gossip]
clecky  adj


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Matt Johnson, who replaced Ryder on the wing and took over the kicking duties from his brother Chris, missed a 70th-minute penalty, but just as the second half looked destined to remain pointless (in more ways than one) veteran prop Neil Gillan scored a close-range try right on the final whistle for Cleck.
CAPTION(S): CLECK IT OUT: Gateshead duo Ross Murray and Sigourney Bell with the athlete of the match awards which they won at Cleckheaton
As the rain abated in the second half, Cleck sent over a second penalty.
 
 
 
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