hicky

hickey

1. A red, bruise-like mark left by gently sucking or biting on someone's skin while kissing it. I was so embarrassed when I realized that the woman I had hooked up with left hickeys all over my neck. Hey, I have an important meeting in the morning—don't go leaving a hickey where everyone can see it!

2. A pimple. A: "Ugh, I can't believe I've got a huge hickey on my nose right before prom." B: "You better go to the store for some zit cream like yesterday!"

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

hickey

and hicky (ˈhɪki)

1. n. a love bite; a mark on the skin caused by biting or sucking. (see also monkey bite.) She wore a high collar to cover up a hickey.

2. n. a pimple, especially if infected. Wouldn’t you know I’d get a hickey like this right when I have to have my picture taken!

hicky

verb

See hickey

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

hickey
monkey bite
French kissing
bite the bullet
bite the bullet, to
bullet
diesel
sucking diesel
bruise up
suck brew(s)

References in periodicals archive

Saniel has information on him and the India Gazette: This journal was started in November, 1780, as a rival organ to Hicky's Bengal Gazette by Bernard Messinck, the actor, sent out by David Garrick in 1776 [sic] from London, for the Calcutta Theatre (in Lyons' Range), and by Mr Peter Reed, a salt agent.

'Our theatrical attempts in this distant Quarter': the British stage in eighteenth-century Calcutta

welcome matt Matty Drain moves in to challenge Ryan Hicky of Banbridge Juniors

CAMERON'S A GALE FORCE; United centre-forward puts the wind up Town with his opportunist goal

Barbara Hicky's parents both served in the army as waiters, at Lady Astor's estate at Clivedon which was turned into a temporary hospital and convalescence home for wounded Canadian ocers for the duration.

Trench tribute to fallen heroes of WW1

BANBRIDGE TOWN JUNIORS: Kieran Gartland, Ryan Hicky, Jake McCreanor, Scott Thornton, Ben McCandless, Sam Johnston, Jamie Gibson, Michael Woods, Alex Convery, Josh Magill, Rio Blackburn, Dawson Patterson, Ryan Morgan, Harry Murray, Dean Curran, Josh Davidson.

SAM TO THE FOUR IN ROMP FOR TOWN; Ace goalscorer Johnston proves too strong for Lisburn Distillery

Hicky's Bengal Gazette, Amrita Bazar Patrika, Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak's twin newspapers Kesari (in Marathi) and Mahratta (in English), come readily to mind, which acted as agents of mobilisation and change during India's struggle for political independence," Dattu said.

NHRC chairperson highlights role of media in protection of human rights

Father Michael Hicky said: "It has very strong sacred value.

RAIDERS trashed a sacred box when they broke into a church. Sacred box vandalised by burglars

"With Hicky, it is very much in his court and we will have that discussion when he is ready to have it.

Essex join the race to snap up Moore

Clive Tandy, aged 59, grew up in Hill Top and wrote his children's story, called Hicky Gets His Wings, 30 years ago.

Clive's in print after 30 years; WEST BROMWICH: Granddaughter spurs on author

To be named in the Professional Cricketers' Association's team of the year at such a venerable age illustrates the esteem with which Hicky is still held by his fellow pros.

Cricket: Victims of weather despite title glory; Ged Scott reviews Worcestershire's season of floods, NatWest Pro40 success and Championshiop relegation

The free-scoring striker invited his old LCFA friends down to Wales to take on the Swans Youth side, whom the Liverpool team defeated when Anthony Hicky grabbed the only goal of the game.

Football: School Sport - Friendly welcome as Trundle meets up with old pals from Liverpool

"Hicky's a big, solid figure and I learn a lot from him.

Cricket: Hick deal would be good sign for Pears - Sillence

We all know how hard Hicky hits the ball but you stop those kind of shots all the time in games and in practice.

CRICKET: ASHLEY GILES'S COLUMN: England unlucky with injury count

Our mates in Supergrass flogged themselves to death playing in little hicky towns.

Rock: Bluetones taking their fame as it comes; By Penny Fray

He also unveiled memorials depicting Hicky's Bengal Gazette (first newspaper in India) and Sangbad Prabhakar (first Bengali daily newspaper).

'Comments are free but facts are sacred': Mukherjee tells journalists

Peters is sponsored by Vimac Leisure, DFDS Seaways and Steve Hicky Plastering as well as her family.

Child's play for North's skiers!

词组	hicky
释义	hicky hickey 1. A red, bruise-like mark left by gently sucking or biting on someone's skin while kissing it. I was so embarrassed when I realized that the woman I had hooked up with left hickeys all over my neck. Hey, I have an important meeting in the morning—don't go leaving a hickey where everyone can see it! 2. A pimple. A: "Ugh, I can't believe I've got a huge hickey on my nose right before prom." B: "You better go to the store for some zit cream like yesterday!" Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. hickey and hicky (ˈhɪki) 1. n. a love bite; a mark on the skin caused by biting or sucking. (see also monkey bite.) She wore a high collar to cover up a hickey. 2. n. a pimple, especially if infected. Wouldn’t you know I’d get a hickey like this right when I have to have my picture taken! hicky verb See hickey McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: hickey monkey bite French kissing bite the bullet bite the bullet, to bullet diesel sucking diesel bruise up suck brew(s) References in periodicals archive Saniel has information on him and the India Gazette: This journal was started in November, 1780, as a rival organ to Hicky's Bengal Gazette by Bernard Messinck, the actor, sent out by David Garrick in 1776 [sic] from London, for the Calcutta Theatre (in Lyons' Range), and by Mr Peter Reed, a salt agent. 'Our theatrical attempts in this distant Quarter': the British stage in eighteenth-century Calcutta welcome matt Matty Drain moves in to challenge Ryan Hicky of Banbridge Juniors CAMERON'S A GALE FORCE; United centre-forward puts the wind up Town with his opportunist goal Barbara Hicky's parents both served in the army as waiters, at Lady Astor's estate at Clivedon which was turned into a temporary hospital and convalescence home for wounded Canadian ocers for the duration. Trench tribute to fallen heroes of WW1 BANBRIDGE TOWN JUNIORS: Kieran Gartland, Ryan Hicky, Jake McCreanor, Scott Thornton, Ben McCandless, Sam Johnston, Jamie Gibson, Michael Woods, Alex Convery, Josh Magill, Rio Blackburn, Dawson Patterson, Ryan Morgan, Harry Murray, Dean Curran, Josh Davidson. SAM TO THE FOUR IN ROMP FOR TOWN; Ace goalscorer Johnston proves too strong for Lisburn Distillery Hicky's Bengal Gazette, Amrita Bazar Patrika, Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak's twin newspapers Kesari (in Marathi) and Mahratta (in English), come readily to mind, which acted as agents of mobilisation and change during India's struggle for political independence," Dattu said. NHRC chairperson highlights role of media in protection of human rights Father Michael Hicky said: "It has very strong sacred value. RAIDERS trashed a sacred box when they broke into a church. Sacred box vandalised by burglars "With Hicky, it is very much in his court and we will have that discussion when he is ready to have it. Essex join the race to snap up Moore Clive Tandy, aged 59, grew up in Hill Top and wrote his children's story, called Hicky Gets His Wings, 30 years ago. Clive's in print after 30 years; WEST BROMWICH: Granddaughter spurs on author To be named in the Professional Cricketers' Association's team of the year at such a venerable age illustrates the esteem with which Hicky is still held by his fellow pros. Cricket: Victims of weather despite title glory; Ged Scott reviews Worcestershire's season of floods, NatWest Pro40 success and Championshiop relegation The free-scoring striker invited his old LCFA friends down to Wales to take on the Swans Youth side, whom the Liverpool team defeated when Anthony Hicky grabbed the only goal of the game. Football: School Sport - Friendly welcome as Trundle meets up with old pals from Liverpool "Hicky's a big, solid figure and I learn a lot from him. Cricket: Hick deal would be good sign for Pears - Sillence We all know how hard Hicky hits the ball but you stop those kind of shots all the time in games and in practice. CRICKET: ASHLEY GILES'S COLUMN: England unlucky with injury count Our mates in Supergrass flogged themselves to death playing in little hicky towns. Rock: Bluetones taking their fame as it comes; By Penny Fray He also unveiled memorials depicting Hicky's Bengal Gazette (first newspaper in India) and Sangbad Prabhakar (first Bengali daily newspaper). 'Comments are free but facts are sacred': Mukherjee tells journalists Peters is sponsored by Vimac Leisure, DFDS Seaways and Steve Hicky Plastering as well as her family. Child's play for North's skiers!
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