huck
/hʌk/Definitions
1. noun
a beam or spar (as in a bridge or a ship) that is used to support a load or to connect two structures
“The ship’s huck was damaged during the storm, causing it to lose stability.”
2. noun
a stick or branch of wood used for a particular purpose (such as a fishing rod or a walking stick)
“He used a huck to help him cross the river.”
3. verb
to strike or throw something with a sudden movement
“She hucked the ball to her teammate, scoring a point.”