Necked
/nɛkt/
Meaning & Definition
verb
To strip off or remove the neck from; to shorten something by cutting off its neck.
He necked the chicken before cooking it.
adjective
Having a neck of a specified kind or length.
The artist painted a necked figure that emphasized the graceful curves.
Referring to a design where the tail of an object is prominent, often at risk of damage.
The necked bottle design was elegant but made it difficult to transport safely.
Etymology
Origin unclear, possibly from the word 'neck' combined with past participle form.
Common Phrases and Expressions
necked up
to consume rapidly or in large quantities, especially alcohol.
Related Words
neck
the part of a human body between the head and the shoulders.
nudity
the state of being without clothing.
Slang Meanings
To drink a beverage quickly
He necked his drink before heading to the dance floor.
To kiss or hug affectionately
The couple was necking by the fountain.