Rick is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RICK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to pile hay in stacks
• form into a rick or ricks; stack
• To heap up in ricks, as hay, etc.
• pile in ricks
• twist suddenly so as to sprain
• wrench or sprain (a joint)
• strain (one's neck or back) slightly
NOUN:
• a stack of hay, corn, straw, or similar material, especially one formerly built into a regular shape and thatched.
• a pile of firewood somewhat smaller than a cord.
• a set of shelving for storing barrels.
• stack of hay etc
• A stack or pile, as of grain, straw, or hay, in the open air, usually protected from wet with thatching.
• a painful muscle spasm especially in the neck or back (`rick\' and `wrick\' are British)
• a slight sprain or strain, especially in a person's neck or back

Words related to RICK

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Words that contain RICK

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How to use RICK in a sentence

• Old Master Jack had his piled up in a long rick, and shelters built over it.
• The sheaf-pitchers and feeders had now worked the rick so low that people on the ground could talk to them.
• Upon the rick the labourers have stopped work, and are eagerly watching the chase, for from that height they can see the whole field.
• A boy gets off the rick and runs to earn sixpence by showing a way out.
• As you come upon him suddenly he draws up to the rick as if the hay was his natural protector, and looks up at you with half-frightened, half-curious gaze, and mouth open.
• Left to himself, it is certain that of choice he would have crawled under a rick, or into a hedge, if he could not have reached his cottage.
• The horses were now going at such a pace that it would be rash to attempt to jump from the rick.
• Here an immense hay rick was being driven slowly along while two men pitched off the hay to right and left.
• The more aggressive followed close after the rick, snatching mouthfuls of the hay as it fell.
• And he dug, and dug, and dug, and made such a deep hole that a rick of straw might have stood upright in it, but the money was no longer there.
• Emilia came round the rick, talking to herself, holding a wooden bowl from which she had been feeding the chickens.
• But there was no chance of earning more that day, and they had to sleep in the loose hay at the foot of a hay rick, belonging to a distant farm.
• Two or three men were stationed at the rick to unload the carts, two in the fields to load them, and several boys to lead them back and forth to the two parties.
• VI A Certain Rick Man Riley Brooke had a tongue for gossip, an ear for evil report, an eye for rascals.
• It was certainly a piece of bad luck to lose his splendid rick, but he had paid the villains well out for it.
• Then he climbed down from the rick and put on his coat.
• There at an adjacent table were Rick and his father, MF.
• Rick had wanted to bring his dog to school and had suggested that he could tie it to a bicycle rack.
• She kept thinking about Rick and how the two of them used to bump their carts into each other as they raced through the aisles.
• And yet with Michael out of her life, and worse, Rick and Nathaniel who were as much as lost to her now, her world was unsettled in a four-fold loss.
• She was the one who had been barely able to embrace the favored one, Rick, on that first severing of Michael and herself.
• He said he hated Rick and for this reason he would go back with me.
• Here he pawned his waistcoat, and having gone out of the town a mile or two, slept under a rick that night.

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