IPA: /zɜrk/
KK: /zɜrk/
A type of fitting used to inject grease into machinery, named after its inventor.
The mechanic used a zerk to lubricate the engine parts.
This word originates from Old English, meaning a type of garment or covering, often used in historical contexts.
Think of a traditional garment or covering from Old English times to remember that 'zerk' refers to a type of clothing.