Proper noun
Bick (plural Bicks)
A surname.
AE Wealth Management LLC acquired a new position in First Trust BICK Index Fund during the first quarter worth about $1,308,000. Source: Internet
And Bick… wow, those are damn good zombies. Source: Internet
For many families, including my own, Gloria Grahame has been a staple of the holiday season with her portrayal of Violet Bick in “It’s a Wonderful Life.” Source: Internet
Even if it was for a short period, for a child, that’s an eternity,” said Johanna Bick, a psychology professor at the University of Houston who studies adverse experiences in childhood. Source: Internet
It captures the pure essence of Texas by chronicling the life and times of Jordan “Bick” Benedict, a cattleman and patriarch. Source: Internet
The night after her immigration interview, having spent three months in an office building separated from her husband and her son, Leong Bick Ha hung herself in a shower stall on the 13th floor of 630 Sansome Street. Source: Internet