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JetPunk Word Search #437

Words that Rhyme with Fleek

Can you find all one-syllable words that rhyme with “fleek”? Words contained in longer words are omitted, such as “leek” and “weak”.

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Puzzle #437
Last updated: April 27, 2026
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BANTTKAELBKEEWGPIQUEKAERFKKMSUKAAKKAEBSQKEESEEEEHISEERKUHRRLPNWLTQCHICEEEOSSKEEGANFACREAKLKEEHKIEHSK
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Stewart
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Level 68
Apr 27, 2026
That was very difficult, thanks!
overtired
+2
Level 88
Apr 27, 2026
Eek! Nice one :)
Dollyfroggy
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Level 63
Apr 27, 2026
Nice one! Spent way too long looking for EEEK before figuring out what the E-word was.
SmartAssGary
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Level 81
Apr 28, 2026
I have never heard clique pronounced like it rhymes with fleek. That one threw me off, since it's always pronounced the same as "click", at least where I am. I guess creek could have the same issue, but I would guess that's more localized.
Dimby
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Level 83
Apr 28, 2026
It's pronounced cleek in British English but cleek and click in American English. I've heard both from American sources, so I think it's a regional thing. I know Smash Mouth pronounces it click based on Walkin' on the Sun.
Ampersandwich
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Level 61
Apr 30, 2026
Isn’t Sheikh pronounced more like “shay-kh”? I’ve never once heard it pronounced as “sheekh” in both Commonwealth or American English.
Dimby
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Level 83
Apr 30, 2026
Read the above comment, except replace clique with sheikh. It’s either in British and American English, though.
Ampersandwich
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Level 61
Apr 30, 2026
Doesn’t really work though… maybe in the original Arabic? Although every time I’ve heard Arabs say it (aka in the news or so) it’s always been “shay-kh” too

Edit: I stand corrected! However, “shay-kh” appears to be the most common one by a LONG shot

Dimby
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Level 83
Apr 30, 2026
Yeah, it’s definitely SUPPOSED to be shaykh, but it’s definitely been corrupted in a lot of the English world. I believe the radio ads I heard for the 1920s film always said Sheek, and that’s probably how most of the English world became familiar with the word.
MUFC7
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Level 69
May 8, 2026
I am in the uk and its always been pronounced 'sheek' here
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