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Nick   /nɪk/   Listen
Nick

noun
1.
An impression in a surface (as made by a blow).  Synonyms: dent, ding, gouge.
2.
(British slang) a prison.
3.
A small cut.  Synonyms: notch, snick.
verb
(past & past part. nicked; pres. part. nicking)
1.
Cut slightly, with a razor.  Synonym: snick.
2.
Cut a nick into.  Synonym: chip.
3.
Divide or reset the tail muscles of.
4.
Mate successfully; of livestock.



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"Nick" Quotes from Famous Books



... was met by a succession of grins that were more aggravating because for the most part they were but scantily explained. Nick Allstyne, indeed, did take him into a corner, with a vast show of secrecy, requested him to have an ordinance passed, through his new and influential friends, turning Bedlow Park into a polo ground; while Payne Winthrop added insult to injury by shaking hands with ...
— The Making of Bobby Burnit - Being a Record of the Adventures of a Live American Young Man • George Randolph Chester

... I was sent to Tregony grammar school, my father being determined to give me a schooling befitting the position he hoped, in spite of his misfortunes, I should some day occupy. Now Nick Tresidder had been attending this same school for some months when I went. For this I was very glad, because I thought it would give me an opportunity for testing him. I had not been in the school a week, however, when my father came to fetch me away. The reason ...
— The Birthright • Joseph Hocking

... than a sturdy country wench. Her hands are as white as a fine lady's! By the Mass! and her hair smells of essences, I verily believe, and her hose are as find as a queen's. By the two horns of Old Nick, matters please me but ill as ...
— The Exiles • Honore de Balzac

... woman's quarrel. He was now nigh at his wits' end; the housecarles had closed round him in a ring with the intention of seizing him; and however well he might defend his front, he might be crippled at any moment from behind: but in the very nick of time Martin Lightfoot burst through the crowd, set himself heel to heel with his master, and broke out, not with threats, but ...
— Hereward, The Last of the English • Charles Kingsley

... came in the nick of time," she said, looking up with kindly eyes. "It's just frozen. I'll dish you up some now, if you will run up to the pantry and fetch ...
— David Dunne - A Romance of the Middle West • Belle Kanaris Maniates


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