becks

The word “becks” has 1 syllable: becks

It's pronounced as /bɛks/


What is synonym and antonym for becks?

In the thesaurus, “becks” has 67 synonyms and 7 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for becks along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for becks

  • affluents
  • arroyos
  • bayous
  • billabongs
  • bourns
  • branch
  • branches
  • brook
  • brooklets
  • brooks
  • burn
  • burns
  • canals
  • channels
  • confluents
  • coulees
  • course
  • creek
  • creeks
  • current
  • cutoffs
  • cuts
  • distributaries
  • drift
  • estuary
  • flood
  • flow
  • freshes
  • freshet
  • freshets
  • gills
  • guts
  • influents
  • kills
  • millraces
  • millstreams
  • race
  • races
  • rill
  • rills
  • rindle
  • river
  • rivulet
  • rivulets
  • run
  • runlets
  • runnel
  • runnels
  • runoffs
  • runs
  • rush
  • sloughs
  • spate
  • spritz
  • stream
  • streamlet
  • streamlets
  • streams
  • surge
  • tide
  • torrent
  • tributaries
  • tributary
  • washes
  • watercourse
  • watercourses
  • waterways

Antonyms for becks

  • arid area
  • avoid
  • desert
  • dismiss
  • dry land
  • ignore
  • reject

Meanings of becks

  • noun
    1. Anatomical uses.
    2. Figurative uses.
    3. Colloquial uses.
    4. A stream or small river.
    5. A significant nod, or motion of the head or hand, especially as a call or command.
    6. A vat.

Example Sentences

  • The shepherd led the sheep along the small becks in the valley.
  • The children played near the becks behind the village.
  • During their hike, they stopped to rest by the clear becks.
  • Rainwater from the hills flowed into the becks.
  • Ducks were swimming in the shallow becks.

On this page you'll find 74 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to becks, such as: affluents, arid area, arroyos, avoid, bayous, billabongs, bourns.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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