micky
[mik-ee]
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noun, plural mick·ies. (sometimes initial capital letter)
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Contemporary Examples of micky
Micky Rosenfeld, the foreign press spokesman for the Israel Police, got to me first.
I had to make this movie and I had to be the one to play Micky.
Historical Examples of micky
"Smash him, Sam—smash in his nut for him," piped the smallest Micky cheerfully.
The HarborErnest Poole
Micky Hagan's was one of the receivin'-places for river-thievin'.
Then I met an old pal, an' he took me round to Micky's saloon.
They recognize him from his resemblance to his father, old Micky Trainor.
The Art of DisappearingJohn Talbot Smith
Micky had not only triumphed over his enemy, but he was going to be paid for it.
Fame and FortuneHoratio Alger, Jr.