hick
IPA: hˈɪk
noun
- (derogatory) An awkward, naive, clumsy and/or rude country person.
- (rare today) A diminutive of the male given name Richard
- A surname originating as a patronymic.
verb
- To hiccup.
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Examples of "hick" in Sentences
- This isn't some hick podunk town.
- Like being called a hick, or a rube.
- Modesto wasn't a hick town then or now.
- It appears to be the work of some xenophobic hick.
- Hicks arrived with the 49ers merely by happenstance.
- Oops …. .another teabagging hick is caught in a lie.
- Hicks is the only character in the film that uses the shotgun.
- In the course of analysis Hicks formalized comparative statics.
- In the course of analysis, Hicks formalized comparative statics.
- Hicks was born in Uganda, the son of a homemaker and a civil engineer.
- Gus was a boor and a hick and probably deserved his horrible syphilitic death.
- Maybe I'm just a damn hick from the deep south, but that's not my idea of fun.
- This is very unprofessional - well I'll call it 'hick town the fix is in' stuff.
- Another teabagging hick is caught C&Ping lame arse talking points from Anchor Baby Malkin.
- Thank God this nightmarish hick is leaving public office and hopefully out of our lives for good.
- Thank God this nightmarish hick is leaving public office and hopefully she is going to be out of our lives for good.
- By the time the bogeyman came for Moustapha Akkad, he had bigger fish to fry: mass slaughter not of stock types in hick burgs but of powerful and well-connected elites in Amman's Western hotels.
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