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1 dicky
(Brit, Aus) (sl) schlecht;\dicky heart schwaches Herz -
2 dicky
adjective(Brit. coll.) mies (ugs. abwertend); klapprig (ugs.) [Herz]* * *dicky1[ˈdɪki]n see dicky birddicky2[ˈdɪki]\dicky heart schwaches Herz* * *['dIkɪ]n* * *dicky1 [ˈdıkı] → academic.ru/20306/dickey">dickey1dicky2 [ˈdıkı] → dickey2* * *adjective(Brit. coll.) mies (ugs. abwertend); klapprig (ugs.) [Herz] -
3 dicky
< mvhcl> (extra folding seat in the trunk of a two-seater) ■ Notsitz zum Aufklappen m form ; Schwiegermuttersitz m prakt.jarg ; Kindersitzbank zum Aufklappen m rar -
4 dicky bow
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5 dicky bow
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6 dicky bird
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7 dicky seat
< mvhcl> (extra folding seat in the trunk of a two-seater) ■ Notsitz zum Aufklappen m form ; Schwiegermuttersitz m prakt.jarg ; Kindersitzbank zum Aufklappen m rar -
8 dickybird
'dicky·bird nwe haven't heard a \dickybird from Riza recently in der letzten Zeit haben wir von Riza überhaupt nichts gehört;to not say a \dickybird to sb jdm kein Sterbenswörtchen [o keinen Ton] verraten -
9 bak
(DE) Bock {r}; Böcke {pl}; (EN) buck; dickey; dickey-seat; dicky; horse; perch; tree; trestle -
10 beteg
(DE) Kranke {r}; Patient {r}; krank; schlimm; marod; (EN) aeger; ailing; bad; be crummy; be ill; be off one's oats; be out of health; be under the weather; case; dicky; diseased; feel crummy; feel ill; he is in low water; ill; invalid; patient; sick; sickish; unsound -
11 blúzpótló
(EN) dickey; dicky -
12 csacsi
(DE) Esel {r}; (EN) ass; ass's colt; ass's foal; burro; dickey; dicky; donkey; geese; goose; goose, geese; jerusalem pony -
13 csomagtartó
(DE) Gepäckablage {e}; Gepäckhalter {r}; Kofferraum {r}; (EN) boot; carrier; carrier rack; dickey; dicky; luggage rack; luggage-carrier; luggage-grid; luggage-rack; roof-rack; trunk -
14 farok
(DE) Schwanz; Schwof {r}; Zagel {r}; (EN) dick; dickey; dicky; stern; tail; train -
15 fütyi
(EN) dick; dickey; dicky; peter; willy -
16 gyenge
(DE) benebelt; blümerant; dämmerig; flau; hinfällig; impotent; kraftlos; mickerig; pauschal; piepsig; schlapp; schwach; wabblig; bresthaft; schwank; (EN) adynamic; crazy; delicate; dicky; dim; extenuate; failing; faint; faintish; feckless; feeble; flabby; flimsy; forceless; fragile; frail; impotent; indulgent; infirm; lame; light; limp; little; low; meagre; mild; nerveless; no class; pithless; reedy; sackless; scrannel; sickly; slack; slender; small; soft; soft spot; squiffed; tender; thin; unfirm; vulnerable; weak; weakest; weakly; wimpy; woozy -
17 hímvessző
(EN) cream-stick; dickey; dicky; dong; dork; john thomas; member; penis; peter; phallus, phalli; pillicock; rod; shaft; thingy; weenie; willy; yard -
18 ingmell
(EN) bosom; bosom of a chemise; bosom of a shirt; chemisette; dicky; modesty-front; shirt bosom; shirt front; shirt-frint; shirt-front; shirtfront -
19 kismadár
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20 kocsiülés
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Dicky — may refer to: Car boot, storage space in a car. Dicky (garment), a type of false shirt front Dicky Moe, a fictional whale in the Tom and Jerry series USS Dicky (SP 231), a United States Navy patrol vessel in commission from 1917 to 1919 People… … Wikipedia
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dicky — n. See {dickey}. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
dicky — dicky1 [dik′ē] n. pl. dickies alt. sp. of DICKEY1 dicky2 [dik′ē] adj. dickier, dickiest [late 18th c. Brit slang < ?] [Brit. Informal] diseased; unsound [a dicky heart] … English World dictionary
Dicky — rhymes with sicky and means you feel sick … The American's guide to speaking British
dicky — detached shirt front, 1811; a small bird, 1851; dim. of dick, but the applications are obscure in both cases … Etymology dictionary
dicky — ► ADJECTIVE (dickier, dickiest) Brit. informal ▪ not strong, healthy, or functioning reliably. ORIGIN perhaps from the given name Dick, in the old saying as queer as Dick s hatband … English terms dictionary
dicky — I UK [ˈdɪkɪ] / US noun [countable] Word forms dicky : singular dicky plural dickies a false shirt front that a man can wear under a jacket II UK [ˈdɪkɪ] / US adjective Word forms dicky : adjective dicky comparative dickier superlative dickiest… … English dictionary
dicky — I. /ˈdɪki / (say dikee) noun (plural dickies) 1. a detachable shirt front, or blouse front. 2. a pinafore or apron. 3. a donkey, especially a male. 4. Also, dicky seat. a small additional seat at the outside or back of a vehicle; rumble seat.… …
dicky — dick|y1 [ˈdıki] adj BrE old fashioned [Date: 1700 1800; Origin: Origin unknown] weak, and likely to break or not work properly dicky heart/ticker (=a heart that is weak and not very healthy) dicky 2 dicky2 dickey n [Date: 1700 1800; Origin:… … Dictionary of contemporary English
dicky — 1. n. (also dickey) (pl. ies or eys) colloq. 1 a false shirt front. 2 (in full dicky bird) a child s word for a little bird. 3 Brit. a driver s seat in a carriage. 4 Brit. an extra folding seat at the back of a vehicle. 5 (in full dicky bow) Brit … Useful english dictionary
