First Known Use: before 12th century
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reck
verb \ˈrek\
Definition of RECK
intransitive verb
2
archaic : to be of account or interest : matter
transitive verb
1
archaic : to care for : regard
2
archaic : to matter to : concern
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Origin of RECK
Middle English, to take heed, from Old English reccan; akin to Old High German ruohhen to take heed
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