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Similar words:
Deck, Eck, Heck, Lazy-Jack, Leck, Neck, Reck, Zeck, keck, leck
Similar words:
Jack-of-all-trades, Jock, RCA-jack, V-neck, beck, car-jack, cinch-jack, deck, halter-neck, jack, jack-beans, jack-in-the-box, jack-knifing, jack-o'lantern, jack-rafter, jerk, jerk-free, jock, knee-jerk, neck, peck

Nackenbeuge {f} [anat.] neck bend

Nackendusche {f} neck jet

Nackenfurche {f} [anat.] neck furrow

Nackenreflex {m} [med.] neck reflex

Nackenschmerzen {pl}; Nackenschmerz {m}; Halsmuskelschmerz {m}; Trachelodynie {f} [med.] neck pain; cervicodynia; trachelodynia

Nackenschutz {m} neck guard; neck flap

Nackenspalte {f} [anat.] (congenital) fissure of the neck; tracheloschisis

Nackensteife {f}; Nackensteifigkeit {f} [med.] nuchal rigidity; neck stiffness; stiffness of the neck

Nerven haben {v} [übtr.] to have a brass neck [fig.]

im Nu; im Handumdrehen; in Blitzesschnelle [geh.]; in null Komma nichts [ugs.] in an instant; in no time; in a jiffy; in a trice; in a blink; in a flash; in the twinkling of an eye; before you can say Jack Robinson [listen]

Oberschenkelhalsbruch {m}; Oberschenkelhalsfraktur {f} [med.] femoral neck fracture

Oberschenkelhals {m} [anat.] femoral neck

Parkplatz-Party {f} (Picknick auf dem Heck von Autos) tailgate party [Am.]

Quartett {n} (Spielkarten) deck (pack) of cards Quartett

Rinderkamm {m} [cook.] neck of beef

Rüstungswams {n}; Sarrock {m}; Gambeson {m}; Gambison {m} [mil.] [hist.] arming doublet; aketon; padded jack; gambeson

Schachtelmännchen {n} jack-in-the-box

Schandgeige {f} (Folterinstrument) [hist.] neck violin; shrew's fiddle (torture instrument)

Schiftsparren {n}; Schifter {m} [constr.] jack-rafter

Schliffansatz (Glas) {m} ground-in neck (glass)

Schlotgang {m}; Stielgang {m} [geol.] neck [listen]

Schlupfkragen {m} [textil.] envelope neck

Schnecke {f} (Abschluss des Halses von Saiteninstrumenten) [mus.] [listen] scroll (end of the neck of stringed instruments) [listen]

blöder Schotte {m} (oft als Anrede) [pej.] Jock (often as a form of address)

Schraube {f} zum Zusammenziehen von Steckerhälften [electr.] jack screw; jackscrew; jacking screw; jacking bolt

Schraubstutzen {m} screw neck

Schweinenacken {m} [cook.] pork neck

Skatblatt {n} skat pack [Br.]; skat deck [Am.]

nur (so) zum Spaß; spaßeshalber; spaßhalber [Ös.]; nur so aus Jux; nur aus Quatsch [Dt.]; nur aus Daffke [Berlin]; der Hetz halber [Ös.] [ugs.] (just) for the heck of it [coll.]

Stachelmakrelen {pl}; Pferdemakrelen {pl} (Carangidae) (zoologische Familie) [zool.] jack/horse mackerels and scads (zoological family)

Stiefelknecht {m} boot jack

Stiernacken {m} thick neck; bull neck

Stoßen {n} (Gewichtheben) [sport] cleand and jerk (weightlifting)

Sturmdeck {n} (Schiff) [naut.] flying deck; hurricane deck

Tapedeck {n} tape deck

U-Ausschnitt {m} scoop neck

Unterdeck {n} lower deck

USB-Buchse {f} [comp.] USB socket; USB jack; USB plug-in

V-Ausschnitt {m} [textil.] V-neck

jdm. voll und ganz zur Verfügung stehen {v} to be at sb.'s beck and call; to be at the beck and call of sb.

Welldeck {n} [naut.] [mil.] well deck

Wink {m} beck

eierlegende Wollmilchsau {f} [humor.] all-rounder; jack of all trades device [coll.] (all-purpose device/solution/person)

Zecke {f}; Zeck {m} [Süddt.] [Ös.] [Schw.] [ugs.] [zool.] tick [listen]

Zupfmechanik {f} (Cembalo) [mus.] jack action; plectrum action (of a harpsichord)

abheben {vi} (Spielkarten vom Stapel nehmen) (Kartenspiel) [listen] to cut {cut; cut} (lift playing cards from the deck) (card game)

ausbrechen; auskeilen [Dt.] [ugs.] {vi} (Heck beim Übersteuern) [auto] [listen] to break away; to spin out [Am.] (of the rear end in oversteer)

eins aufs Dach kriegen {v} to get it in the neck

(Preise) erhöhen; in die Höhe treiben {vt} [listen] to jack up

gleichauf; dicht beieinander; nebeneinander {adv}; Kopf-an-Kopf ... neck and neck; nip and tuck

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