sneck2 (snek)

[ If I cud tell wheay 's cutt our band fra' th' sneck, Next time they come Ise mack them jet the neck. A Yorkshire Dialogue (1697), p. 46. ( Hall i well .) 2. A piece of land jutting into an adjoining field, or intersecting it. Hall i well . [Prov. Eng.] sneck2 (snek), v. t. [ sneck2 , n.] To latch or shut (a door or lid).