"geck" is an English slang term that dates back to the 16th–17th century, likely from German Gek meaning a fool or simpleton. It was used to describe someone naive, gullible, or easily mocked. The term appeared in informal speech, literature, and early printed texts to ridicule foolishness or lack of sense. It is derogatory, aimed at insulting intelligence or judgment, and is never neutral.

What is the origin of the term "geck" and how is it used?

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