I. ˈrōk noun
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English, probably from Middle Dutch roke, rooc smoke; akin to Old High German rauh smoke — more at reek
1. dialect chiefly Britain : vapor: as
a. : fog , mist
b. : steam
2. dialect chiefly Britain : smoke , reek
II. transitive verb
Etymology: origin unknown
dialect England : to poke around : stir