dickey
noun pl. dickeys
- a man's detachable, or false, shirt front
- a false blouse front, worn under a woman's suit jacket or dress
- a child's bib or pinafore
- a small bird
- the driver's seat in a carriage
- a seat at the back of a carriage, as for servants
See dickey in American Heritage Dictionary 4
also dick·ie or dick·y (dĭkˈē)
noun pl. dick·eys also
dick·ies a. A woman's blouse front worn under a suit jacket or low-necked garment.
b. A man's detachable shirt front.
c. A collar for a shirt.
d. A child's bib or pinafore.
- A donkey.
- A small bird.
a. The driver's seat on a carriage.
b. A rear seat for servants on a carriage.
(dĭkˈē), James Lafayette 1923-1997.
American writer, especially of poetry, although he is perhaps best known for his novel Deliverance (1970).
, William Known as “Bill.” 1907-1993.
American baseball player. As a catcher with the New York Yankees (1928-1943, 1946), he caught 100 games or more for 13 consecutive seasons and batted .300 or more for 11 seasons.
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