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Definition of nick
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Nick (n.) An evil
spirit
of the
waters.
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Sandhiller
::
Sandhiller
(n.) A
nickname
given to any poor white
living
in the pine woods which cover the sandy hills in
Georgia
and South
Carolina..
Knickknack
::
Knickknack
(n.) A
trifle
or toy; a
bawble;
a
gewgaw.
Pricking
::
Pricking
(n.) Same as
Nicking.
Nickel
::
Nickel
(n.) A small coin made of or
containing
nickel;
esp., a
five-cent
piece..
Snick
::
Snick (n.) A
slight
hit or tip of the ball, often
unintentional..
Magnetic
::
Magnetic
(n.) Any
metal,
as iron,
nickel,
cobalt,
etc., which may
receive,
by any
means,
the
properties
of the
loadstone,
and which then, when
suspended,
fixes
itself
in the
direction
of a
magnetic
meridian..
Peeler
::
Peeler
(n.) A
nickname
for a
policeman;
-- so
called
from Sir
Robert
Peel.
Snicker
::
Snicker
(n.) A half
suppressed,
broken
laugh..
Killikinick
::
Killikinick
(n.) See
Kinnikinic.
Arsenic
::
Arsenic
(n.) One of the
elements,
a solid
substance
resembling
a metal in its
physical
properties,
but in its
chemical
relations
ranking
with the
nonmetals.
It is of a
steel-gray
color and
brilliant
luster,
though
usually
dull from
tarnish.
It is very
brittle,
and
sublimes
at 356ยก
Fahrenheit.
It is
sometimes
found
native,
but
usually
combined
with
silver,
cobalt,
nickel,
iron,
antimony,
or
sulphur.
Orpiment
and
realgar
are two of its
sulphur
compounds,
the first of which is the true
arsenicum
of
Copper-nickel
::
Copper-nickel
(n.)
Niccolite.
Snick
::
Snick (n.) A knot or
irregularity
in yarn.
Garnierite
::
Garnierite
(n.) An
amorphous
mineral
of
apple-green
color;
a
hydrous
silicate
of
nickel
and
magnesia.
It is an
important
ore of
nickel.
Dornock
::
Dornock
(n.) A
coarse
sort of
damask,
originally
made at
Tournay
(in
Flemish,
Doornick),
Belgium,
and used for
hangings,
carpets,
etc. Also, a stout
figured
linen
manufactured
in
Scotland..
Byname
::
Byname
(v. t.) To give a
nickname
to.
Prick
::
Prick (n.) To nick.
Hunker
::
Hunker
(n.)
Originally,
a
nickname
for a
member
of the
conservative
section
of the
Democratic
party in New York;
hence,
one
opposed
to
progress
in
general;
a
fogy..
Chrysoprase
::
Chrysoprase
(n.) An
apple-green
variety
of
chalcedony,
colored
by
nickel.
It has a dull
flinty
luster,
and is
sometimes
used in
jewelry..
Picnicking
::
Picnicking
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Picni.
Nicker
::
Nicker
(v. t.) The
cutting
lip which
projects
downward
at the edge of a
boring
bit and cuts a
circular
groove
in the wood to limit the size of the hole that is
bored.
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