IPA: /strɪk/
KK: /strɪk/
A bundle of processed flax fibers that are ready to be drawn into thinner strands.
The farmer prepared a strick of flax for weaving.
The word 'strick' originates from Old English 'stricca', meaning a narrow or tight place. It refers to something that is tight or constricted.
Think of something being tight or narrow, which helps you remember that 'strick' refers to a constricted or tight condition.