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struck /'strʌk/
struck
strike
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past tense and past participle of 1strike
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verbSmall wonder he struck you after what you called his wifeHe struck a blow for freedomMrs Humphrey's car went out of control and struck a treeStage-hands struck the set. As the wind piped up we struck the mainsailAfter the scandal, his name was struck off the register. Strike out any references that might be thought libellousHe struck a match to see where he was goingThe death of her kitten struck Mandy to the heartWe struck a bargain on the sale of the carIt suddenly struck me that you are leaving tomorrowThey have struck a new gold coin for collectorsHorror films struck fear into our hearts when we were childrenHe struck a supercilious pose of insouciant hauteur that annoyed her intenselyPolio struck her down in the prime of lifestrike downThe news is that they've struck oil in the North SeaThe machinists struck at midnight, bringing the industry to a haltThe alchemist never did strike upon a way to turn lead into goldTim always strikes out when it comes to girls. b See 5, abovestrike outThe band struck up. We struck up an acquaintance aboard shipstrike upnounA dawn air strike is plannedThey will call a strike if negotiations break downsit-down (strike)