dial. [freq. of KECK.] = KECK v. 1.
1619. W. Whately, Gods Husb., I. (1622), 72. The hypocrite
can swallow a Cammell with the same throat, which did euen keckle at a Gnat.
1893. Northumbld. Gloss., Keckle,
to make a noise in the throat when swallowing.