kyack

There's a side of bacon in that kyack over there.

Still trying to hold the kyack of food that meant life to Ben, she turned and darted into the shadows.

She intended to steal the kyack of dried meat without which Ben and herself could not live.

The kyack was quite in the shadow now, yet she dared not attempt its theft until the three men were asleep.

In southwestern Nova Scotia, it is called a kiack (or kyack).

The fire was a heap of gray ashes except for its red-hot center: the kyack was in gloom.

Then they slipped the thong of the sled across his shoulders and under his arms like loops of a kyack.

And the storms arrive in Joel Kyack's large drawing of a young man getting high as he watches the fall of the twin towers on television in his city apartment.

In 1999, Ryan and Pelletier reformed the group replacing Minoff and Apt with Joel Kyack (guitar) and Shawn Greenlee (bass) from the group Landed.

In the kyack of venison lay her own and her lover's safety: it contained enough nutritious food to sustain them until the fall rains could swell the Yuga and enable them to escape down to the Indian encampment.

The artists participating include John Ahearn, Uri Aran, Latifa Echakhch, Joel Kyack, Rick Moody, Virginia Overton, Tim Rollins and K.O.S. and Ulla von Brandenburg.

Mr. Kyack, for instance, plans to create a country-fair game trailer, while Ms. Echakhch will turn a patch of grass into a “three-dimensional still life” with hundreds of the tumbleweeds more commonly found in the American southwest, and Ms. Overton plans to install flexible mirrors among the trees.