Spick is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPICK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (US slang) a person from a Spanish-speaking American country
• A spike or nail.
• (ethnic slur) offensive term for persons of Latin American descent
• offensive term for a Spanish-speaking person
ADJECTIVE:
• tidy, fresh
• neat and clean
• completely neat and clean
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• spanish american

Words related to SPICK

spicker15 spickest16 spicks14

Words that contain SPICK

aspick14 spicks14 aspicks15 spicker15 spickest16 spicknel16 mispickel19 spicknels17 mispickels20

How to use SPICK in a sentence

• Outwardly the once spick and span cruiser bore every mark of hard usage.
• Buzz, spick and span in his uniform, looked down rather nervously, and yet with a certain pride at his left leg.
• Spick and span in their new uniforms, they came to drill daily on our parade ground.
• Everything was in spick and span order both in the cabin and above decks.
• He was so spick and span I hardly recognized him, and in his hand was a large basket of strawberries.
• And now the fortune was made, and the room behind him stood ready, spick and span, for the Scotsman who would take his chair to-morrow.
• Dallas and Bubbles as fellow-passengers, Bubbles grinning from ear to ear and looking very spick and span in a clean pink calico frock and a white apron.
• You know how they were driven presently about our cleanly streets, every dooryard raked spick and span against their coming, and were brought at last to the mills.
• A striking contrast to the Montenegrin houses, it was spick and span and even pretty, for the Albanian has artistic instincts, whereas the Montenegrin has none.
• The gold braid, spick and span uniforms and other showy gear, were apt to cover dirty bodies and soiled underwear.
• Poor fellows, their torn and tattered uniforms contrast with the spick and span military gear of the National Guard.
• Oh, he was so silly, and so pompous, and so conceited, and so spick and span! He is the most immaculate creature you ever saw, and was great fun for a while.
• Her patient was sitting up in spick and span uniform and a sunshiny parlor.
• Military policemen were ordering away motor cars, wagons, and lorries, while everything in the square was made spick and span.
• Braiding of 1914, a shameless creature of more rounded contours than of old, and not quite so spick and span as of old.
• Mr Bostock looked uneasily first at Adam Tellwright, tall, spick and span, self-confident, clever, shining, with his indubitable virtues mainly on the outside.
• A detail of blue jackets, spick and span in their natty uniforms, awaited the party.
• An anxious head-to-foot glance followed, and Ensign Darrin found himself spick and span.
• The tall, narrow fireplace of clay in the corner of the other room was swept clean, spick and span.
• The new bridge which was standing in all its spick and span newness when you came last year, is a ruin now, washed away by the spring freshets.

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