wyke
/waɪk/Definitions
1. noun
A village or a small settlement, especially one in a rural area.
“The village of Wyke was famous for its beautiful beaches and traditional pubs.”
2. noun
A small stream or river, especially one that is shallow or narrow.
“The wyke flowed gently through the countryside, providing a home for many fish and birds.”
3. noun
A narrow channel of water connecting two larger bodies of water, such as a sea and a lake.
“The wyke connected the sea to the lake, allowing boats to travel between the two bodies of water.”