dekko [dek-oh]
noun, plural dekkos. British Slang.
1. a look or glance.
Origin: First recorded in 1890-95, dekko is from the Hindi word dēkhō look (imperative)
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Word of the Day 04/13/18 Dekko
dekko [dek-oh]
noun, plural dekkos. British Slang.
1. a look or glance.
Origin: First recorded in 1890-95, dekko is from the Hindi word dēkhō look (imperative)
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