Noun
tuk (uncountable)
(music) A Barbadian musical style, based on British regimental music of the colonial era, but accompanied by costumed performances based on African characters.
Al-Feki’s mini-car is also much safer because it is a 4-wheel car while the Tuk Tuk is only 3-wheeled. Source: Internet
A tuk tuk drives past the pole with live wires that was left standing at the the junction of Kiambu Road and the newly re-carpeted Ting'ang'a-Riabai road in Kiambu County. Source: Internet
Ever since it was established in 1928, Tuk has been easy to get to by water, but tough to reach by land. Source: Internet
With local and global car-hailing firms increasing their presence in Cambodia, the livelihood of tuk tuk rickshaw drivers is increasingly at stake. Source: Internet
One Tuk resident, waiting in the airport to take his son to Inuvik for a hockey camp, welcomes the road. Source: Internet
Once there, they will take the three-wheel tuk tuk around landmarks for some photos before bringing it back with them towed behind a car next Wednesday (May 16). Source: Internet