IPA: /faɪk/
KK: /faɪk/
A type of fishing net that is shaped like a long bag and is supported by hoops to keep it open.
The fisherman used a fyke to catch fish in the river.
The word 'fyke' originates from Middle English 'fike', meaning to move about or fidget. It is related to the Old Norse word 'fika', which means to move or stir. The term describes a restless or fidgety movement.
Think of someone who can't sit still and is always 'moving about' — that's what 'fyke' means.
No commonly confused words.