beke

• For example, at the Gardel sugar refinery and in the supermarkets belonging to various beke families (the white elite that controls most industry and agriculture). —  National Policy Institute
• "But whan I was sowing his beke, —  The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Vol. 3 (of 3)
• The _Treatise_ of the fifteenth century bids you make your 'Rodde' of a fair staff even of a six foot long or more, as ye list, of hazel, willow, or 'aspe' (ash?), and 'beke hym in an ovyn when ye bake, and let him cool and dry a four weeks or more.' —  Introduction to the Compleat Angler

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