dicky
Speech parts
1. dicky - Noun
2. dicky - Adjective
3. dicky - Adjective Satellite
4. Dicky - Proper noun
Meaning
A seat behind a carriage, for a servant.
A false shirt front or bosom.
A gentleman's shirt collar.
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I've got this dicky heart
"And he finally died, and he left us his will, and in that will he left three razor blades, an 8-ball, a celluloid dicky, and he owed my father $85 beside."
Dicky had already told me a long time ago he would like to have Rich do that.
His name was legally changed to Theodore Sturgeon at age eleven after his mother's divorce and remarriage to William Dicky ("Argyll") Sturgeon.
"Always listen," advised Dicky Yip, non-executive director of Chinese insurance giant PingAn and former chief executive of HSBC China, during his keynote speech at Enterprise Ireland's Routes to.
Later that year, two new comic strips were added called Big Time Charlie and Tricky Dicky (relaunch of the classic Topper star) and Stunt Gran, BamBeanos, BSK CCTV joined the Funsize Funnies replacing Gnash Gnews, Pup Parade and Pansy Potter.