tr.v. eked, ek·ing, ekes1. To supplement with great effort. Used with out: eked out an income by working two jobs.2. To get with great effort or strain. Used with out: eke a bare existence from farming in an arid area.3. To make (a supply) last by practicing strict economy. Used with out.
Ek means star in Mayan language
EKE : to extract with effort, i.e. to marginally supplement or ration Transitive verb used as "EKE OUT" : to marginally accomplish or subsist Example : "The homeless man eked out a living by selling cans."
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if you mean "barely made a living', the word you are looking for is "eked out a living"
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Eke is a term to describe leftover supply of something. It is like yesterday's food was eked to make today's lunch.
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At the 1980 Holiday Bowl, BYU eked out a 1 point win over SMU. The final score was 46-45.
Some did, while many more barely eked out a living by prospecting. Eventually they took other jobs such as farmers, tradesmen, and dockworkers.
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No. It was just a name modern commentators made up to describe a peak period in the development of Greek culture. The mass of people eked out a precarious subsistence in the midst of continuous warfare, strife and natural disasters and climatic challenges..
"and Zephyrus eke with his swete breth..." - Chaucer"Eke" does not mean "get by," or "barely make a living" except in lower-quality cross-word puzzles. Eke is an old word meaning "and," or "in addition." Used as a verb, with out it means "stretch, add to, extend." For example, You can eke out this stew by adding a little water, or He eked out a modest living as a janitor by taking odd jobs on the side.
Many people feared being robbed or shot by Ned Kelly, and his reputation certainly didn't improve after he killed three policemen as well as a police informer. However, he was no threat to the poorer folk who eked out their existence trying to farm. He did not rob from those who had nothing to spare.
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