spick

IPA: spˈɪk

(obsolete) nail, a spike (slender piece of wood or metal, used as a fastener).
Alternative spelling of spic [(US, offensive, derogatory, ethnic slur) A Latino; a person of Latin American descent.]

Examples of "spick" in Sentences

Glad you are doing a spick and fan.
May bee I not spick English well, that's reel.
I managed to get a copy of this book by Spick too.
It was the personification of the old term spick and span.
Some names are used such as sewer rat, spick, jap, and gook.
Some names are used such as sewer rat, spick, jap, and guke.
If a spick was the first one, let put a Saxon there by balls.
Bongo does so, working all night to get it spick and span again.
They are sleek they seem to be quite spick and span, both of them.
It's going into the mainspace tomorrow and I want it looking spick and span.
But there were ower mony great folks dipped in the same doings, to mak a spick and span new warld.
"I 'ave just come wiz ze Captain to see everyting ees what you call spick," she said on leaving us.
The word "spick", referring to Latinos, is not and they suggest it is such an inciter it makes Latinos blood boil.
"Mrs. Prentice's house is all freshly done over, and has a heater, which this house hasn't, and everything is in spick and span order."