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What does schleck mean?

"Schleck" doesn't have a universally accepted meaning in English. It's most likely a misspelling of the following:

* "Schlick" - This word can have several meanings, depending on the context.

* In German, it can refer to mud, slime, or slurry.

* In technical contexts, it can also refer to a fine, suspended sediment in water.

* "Schleck" (German) - In German, this word means "lick". It could be a colloquialism or a mishearing of another word.

If you provide more context or the sentence where you encountered "schleck," I might be able to give you a more precise answer.

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