1. To nod, or make a sign with the head or hand.

2. A small brook.

3. A nod, or a motion of the hand, especially as a sign of command.

4. To call by a motion of the head or hand. See Beckon.

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

• becus,
• lback,
• yecky,
• ceack,
• vback,
• backt,
• becom,
• bulck,
• bech,
• eback,
• nback,
• wekk,
• iback,
• birck,
• beckup,
• becy,
• bck,
• leck,
• bavck,
• backk

• Becky,
• beak,
• Becks,
• beech,
• Bega,
• Becki,
• beach,
• beeks,
• Beckie,
• beachy,
• boeck,
• beek,
• Bess,
• BEAS,
• beg,
• besch.

The adjective form of the word "beck" is "beckoning".

The plural of the "beck" can be the "becks".

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