From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
- bleik (“to whiten something with a chlorine bath”; “pink or pale”, “colour of a horse”)
- breik (“noise”)
- eik (“oak”)
- Eik
- eyk (“to increase”; “horse (poetic)”)
- feik (“fake (informal)”)
- feyk (“to blow away”)
- hneyk (“to refute or humiliate”)
- hreyk (“to boast”)
- keik (“straight-backed”; “proud”)
- kreik
- leik (“to play”; “to treat someone badly (in set phrases)”; “playing”, “acting”, “match sports”, “move in chess”; “uneducated”)
- meik (“foundation in makeup”)
- reik (“wandering”)
- reyk (“to smoke”, “smoke from a fire”)
- sjeik (“sheik”; “milkshake”)
- sleik (“to flirt”; “to lick”, “French kiss”)
- smeyk (“timid”)
- steik (“to fry or roast”, “roast”)
- sveik (“to betray”)
- veik (“to give way”; “to fire”; “to turn to in a story”; “to weaken”, “ill”, “weak”)
