Associations to the word «Dickey»
Noun
- Gator
- Deliverance
- Duane
- Gregg
- Butch
- Catcher
- Doug
- Jai
- Embryo
- Daryl
- Yankee
- Haynes
- Quarterback
- Barbecue
- Lynn
- Gwen
- Darrell
- Sloan
- Fuller
- Yogi
- Pell
- Stephens
- Packer
- Cy
- Ryder
- Graves
- Dale
- Dartmouth
- Pearce
- Lew
- Wilbur
- Brothers
- Kerr
- Jerome
- Dakota
- Pitcher
- Melvin
- Cloning
- Knoxville
- Strikeout
- Tennessee
- Bassist
- Camilla
- Guitarist
- Jay
- Doo
- Seater
- Berry
- Appropriation
- Babe
- Sec
- Amendment
- Drummer
- Charley
- Shutout
- Blanchard
- Lou
- Cochrane
- Arkansas
- Jimmie
- Songwriting
- Wallet
- Royce
- James
- Hitter
- Baseman
- Basil
- Lee
- Mccarthy
- Coach
- Inning
- Engraver
- Earle
- Sax
- Florida
- Jessica
- Interception
- Buccaneer
- Bill
- Rob
- Johnny
- Donovan
- Touchdown
- Rbi
- Keller
- Behind
- Novelist
- Gomez
- Presbyterian
Adverb
Wiktionary
DICKEY, noun. A detachable shirt front, collar or bib.
DICKEY, noun. Alternative form of dicky (carriage seat)
DICKEY, adjective. (informal) In poor condition
DICKEY, proper noun. A diminutive of the male given name Richard.
DICKEY, proper noun. A patronymic surname.
DICKEY, proper noun. A village in North Dakota.
Dictionary definition
DICKEY, noun. A small third seat in the back of an old-fashioned two-seater.
DICKEY, noun. A man's detachable insert (usually starched) to simulate the front of a shirt.
DICKEY, adjective. (British informal) faulty; "I've got this dicky heart"- John le Carre.
Wise words
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