Rick

What do we mean by rick?

A stack of hay, straw, or similar material, especially when covered or thatched for protection from the weather. noun

To pile into ricks. transitive verb

A heap or pile; specifically, a pile of hay or grain, generally cylindrical, with the top rounded or conical, and sometimes thatched for protection from rain. noun

Synonyms Shock, etc. See sheaf. noun

See wrick.

In parts of the United States, applied only to an oblong-shaped pile. noun

A pile of brushwood used in the concentration of weak brine from salt-wells, the brine being allowed to trickle over the pile with free exposure to the air. noun

Along the coast from New England to Delaware, a mass of salt-marsh hay supported upon piles. noun

To pile up in ricks.

A stack or pile, as of grain, straw, or hay, in the open air, usually protected from wet with thatching. noun

To heap up in ricks, as hay, etc. transitive verb

Slightly sprain or strain the neck, back, ankle etc. verb

A stack, stook or pile of grain, straw, hay etc., especially as protected with thatching. noun

A stack of wood, especially cut to a regular length; also used as a measure of wood, typically four by eight feet. noun

To heap up (hay, etc.) in ricks. verb

A brand new (naive) boot camp inductee. noun

Twist suddenly so as to sprain verb

A stack of hay noun

Pile in ricks verb

A painful muscle spasm especially in the neck or back (`rick' and `wrick' are British) noun

Straw, hay etc. stored in a stack for winter fodder, commonly protected with thatch.

A stack of wood, especially cut to a regular length; also used as a measure of wood, typically four by eight feet.

To remove santorum orally Urban Dictionary

Verb: to lick, suck, or draw something with the mouth. Specifically to the act of removing 'santorum' orally. (see santorum) Urban Dictionary

(v.) - to remove something with your tongue. The word is a combination of the words "remove" and "lick," and was popularized by its use in the famous sex column "Savage Love." Urban Dictionary

To suck the frothy mix of lube and fecal matter that is sometimes the byproduct of anal sex (also know as santorum) out of someone's ass Urban Dictionary

Verb: to remove santorum orally. Urban Dictionary

V. To totally beast at something (sometimes followed by "on") Urban Dictionary

Just a casual crhistian guy HUGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE small pp bz hour skipper Urban Dictionary

Rick is a synonym for bro, dude, or fam. A rick is a person who you hang out with often and is a good friend. Urban Dictionary

When something bad just happened, or when something has been screwed up. Originating from the motion picture "Dude! Wheres my Car?" In the scene where the two lead characters find out that their car has been impounded their only response is "Rick..." (Rick is the name of the officer who accidently sent their car to impound) Urban Dictionary

Northern Jersey term for crack cocaine. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to rick:
rick.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word rick:
derringer, dees, mears, leach, rude, steiner, lori, ross, snyder, perry, lil, mercer, shane, ware, maggie, springfield, glenn, nash, swan, carl, scott, carol, kelly, dave, ron, barry, pete, drums, greg, jeff, baker, mike, steve, wayne, spencer, anderson, jon, drummer, jim, bobby, bass, larry, roberts, warren, jones, allen, bob, jason, jerry, gary.

Words that rhyme with rick:
stick, trick, sic, tick, kick, pick, dick, quick, sick, flick, nick, slick, thick, politic, prick, click, brick, bailiwick, lick, mic, shtick, tic, picnic, arithmetic, wick, mc, chick, lunatic, uptick, sidekick, schtick, crick, knick, snick, pic, yardstick, hick, slapstick, spic, nic, realpolitik, lasik, dic, gick, bolshevik, vic, broomstick, body politic, candlestick, lipstick, dipstick, homesick, joystick, mick, glick, bic, spick, strick, schick, handpick, impolitic, ric, nonstick, triassic, rilke, nik, ostpolitik, toothpick, wrick, seasick, nightstick, thilk, frick, blick, kwik, peacenik, chopstick, klick, salt lick, pickwick, whilk, pool stick, bric, walking stick, pik, shooting stick, quik, fick, ice pick, magic trick, old nick, bick, kubrick, vick, firebrick, wood tick, sleepy dick, wyk, pogo stick, shick.

Adjectives that are often used to describe rick:
old, wheat, little, poor, straw, corn, pat, good, large, gar, last, young, big, dear, whole, next, small, long, built, minor, single, furze, nearest, opposite, thatched, very, sorry, right, indignant, fine, older, unfortunate, yellow, peat, blazing, round, neighbouring, bean, broken, kostka, adjacent, cynical, past, sure, sweet, beautiful, stout, dry, miniature, largest, shingle, huge, okay, hay, poorer, turf, fantastic, wonderful, ton, empty, funny, ready, unfinished, worth, mouldy, loaded, immense, abandoned, afraid, flaming, used, mad, tall.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective rick:
yard, rack, burning, yards, burners, burnings, cloth, cloths, building, making, thatcher, tick, store, sheet, burner, lesser, spans, standing, lifter, cover, tack, shows, pickon, shannon, populations, ets, moves, floor, fires, ras, shaw, stake, gabriel, builder, sha.

Consonant match to rick:
rock, rack, rake, wreak, wreck, reek, rook, wrack, roc, ruck, roque, reich, reck, rec, ric, rilke, wrick, rak, rike, rech, roch, rieck, rooke, rocke, wruck, ricke, rieke, rocque, reiche, riek, reeck, reick, riecke.

Words that sound like rick:
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