pike
US /paɪk/
UK /paɪk/
1.
a large, predatory freshwater fish with a long body, a flattened snout, and sharp teeth
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He caught a large pike in the lake.
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Pike are known for their aggressive hunting behavior.
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a weapon with a long wooden shaft and a pointed metal head, formerly used by infantry
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The soldiers advanced with their pikes at the ready.
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The museum displayed ancient armor and pikes.
3.
a turnpike or toll road
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We took the pike to avoid city traffic.
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The new pike will significantly reduce travel time.
1.
to turn or move sharply, especially in a vehicle
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The car piked around the corner.
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He piked into the parking spot with precision.