1. Among cock-fighters, to take hold with the beak.

2. The bill of a bird; anything ending in a point like a beak; a pointed piece of wood, fortified with brass, fastened to the end of ancient galleys, intended to pierce the vessels of an enemy.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• beahc,
• ceack,
• sceak,
• beaf,
• bea,
• wekk,
• cheak,
• becau,
• bnak,
• berak,
• beakon,
• cekk,
• beas,
• bqack,
• boack,
• becah,
• becaz,
• breakk,
• benk,
• meak

• Bess,
• Becks,
• beek,
• BEAS,
• beeks,
• beg,
• Becky,
• Begaye,
• Bega,
• Becki,
• Beckie,
• beck,
• begay.

The adjective form of the word "beak" is "beaked".

The plural of the "beak" can be the "beaks".

The singular of the "beak" can be the "beak".