Beck
Beck noun - A natural body of running water smaller than a river.
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Synonyms for Beck
Command and beck are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Command" instead a noun "Beck".
Nearby Words: becking, Becky, Becki, beckie
Command
Command noun - A statement of what to do that must be obeyed by those concerned.
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At their beck and call are the support units of armored vehicles, power armored infantry, aerospace fighters and more, wielded by a MechWarrior's skillful command to aid him in ultimate victory.
Source: Tabletop Game / BattleTech - The Big Guy: A position jointly held by Beck's closest friend, Lennart Kollberg, a former paratrooper with large stature and supreme shooting skills (though he refuses to carry a gun now), and his second-in-command Gunvald Larsson, an ex-merchant Captain and the strongest guy in the team.
Source: Literature / Martin Beck -
Usually lurks in an intimidating fortress in a near-inhospitable landscape, plotting to Take Over the World if doesn't already rule it, with hordes of Faceless Goons (usually none too bright) and a fearful sinister second-in-command at his beck and call.
Source: All Blue / Evil Overlord
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