streak
//striːk//
Noun
streakSingular
streaksPlural
1
A long, thin line or mark of a different color or texture from its surroundings.
There were streaks of paint on the wall.
2
A continuous period of specified success or luck.
The team is on a winning streak of five games.
3
An element of a specified kind in someone's character.
She has a stubborn streak that makes her never give up.
Verb
streakInfinitive
streakPresent tense
streakedPast tense
streakedPast participle
streakingPresent participle
streaksThird-person singular
1
To mark with long, thin lines of a different color.
The sunset streaked the sky with orange and pink.
2
To move very fast in a specified direction.
The car streaked down the highway.
3
To run naked in a public place as a prank or for attention.
A man streaked across the football field during the game.