Dickins
Proper noun
Meaning
Dickins
A surname originating as a patronymic.
Examples
Turvey Park have lost three straight and went down to GGGM by 80 points last Sunday but Dickins said they won’t be taking them lightly.
Sevenoaks District Council's portfolio holder for direct services, Matthew Dickins, said: “Once again we have successfully secured the prosecution of a criminal who showed complete disregard for the environment we cherish.
“We have a lot of beautiful glasses from the budget range and very high fashion glasses from France,” said Dickins.
Dickins, p. 25 The new House of Commons had more Conservative than Whig members, but the depth of the Tory schism enabled Russell to continue to govern.
You also can visit by making an appointment with Dickins.