Dickey definition

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A woman's blouse front worn under a suit jacket or low-necked garment.
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A man's detachable shirt front.
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A collar for a shirt.
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A child's bib or pinafore.
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The driver's seat on a carriage.
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A rear seat for servants on a carriage.
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A brief garment worn beneath a jacket, dress, etc. and designed to resemble the collar and front of a shirt, blouse, or sweater.
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A child's bib or pinafore.
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A small bird.
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The driver's seat in a carriage.
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A seat at the back of a carriage, as for servants.
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Origin of dickey

  • From diminutive of Dick nickname for Richard

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Dickey Sentence Examples

  • On the 3rd of September 1863 with 1200 men he routed 2000 Sioux near the present town of Ellendale, in Dickey county, in an engagement called the battle of White Stone Hills.

  • So they strengthened their fambles for this bona acting dickey.

  • Great Southern paired Betts with fellow guitarist Dan Toler and the group 's two albums remain a standout in Dickey Betts ' storied career.

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