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First published 2000 (DOST Vol. VIII).
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(Seke,) Seek, n. [Sek(e v. 5.] A thing sought or asked for, a request. —c1620 Boyd Fl. Zion Exc. xxxi/2.
That thou a maid a prophet's head should seek? Thou say'st thou will have neither less nor more, Fy such a seek, was never heard before
