Jukes

1. (in sport) make a sham move to mislead an opponent.

   Howard juked left, sending three defenders leaning as he went toward the center of the field

   he juked a Jaguars defender and ran seven yards for his third touchdown of the game

2. turn or bend quickly, typically to avoid someone or something.

   I jouked around the corner

early 16th century (originally Scottish): perhaps related to the verb duck².

1. dance, especially to the music of a jukebox.

   a middle-aged couple shook and juked to the music

plural noun

short for juke joint.

1930s: from Gullah juke ‘disorderly’.