rick¹ Definition
rick (rik)
noun
- a stack of hay, straw, etc. in a field, esp. one covered or thatched for protection from rain
- ☆ a pile of firewood like a cord, but of less width
- ☆ a set of shelves for storing barrels or boxes
Etymology: ME rec, reek < OE hreac, akin to Du rook, ON hruga, a heap < IE *(s)kreuk- > ridge
transitive verb
to pile (hay, etc.) into ricks
rick² Definition
rick (rik)
rick Usage Examples
Converse of object
- make: I think Quinn made a mistake installing himself as manager and I think he's made another major rick with Keane.
- build: It is quite common to see people scything hay manually and building old style hay ricks.
Adjective modifier
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Modifies a noun
- tudor: Monument police officer rick tudor engaged down in a players also tend.
- green: Hi, rick green, what is the title for that recordings you mentioned?
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- cloth: On three sides of the mansion the furniture saved was piled and covered with rick cloths to protect it from sparks.
- yard: The rick yard is on another part of the land.
Noun used with modifier
- hay: They walked round it several times before they realized it was a hay rick!
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- wheat: In August 1884 winter oats were threshed and wheat ricks built.
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