micky

[ mik-ee ]

noun

, (sometimes initial capital letter)

, plural mick·ies.

1. Mickey ( def 2 ).

Example Sentences

Micky Rosenfeld, the foreign press spokesman for the Israel Police, got to me first.

From The Daily Beast

I had to make this movie and I had to be the one to play Micky.

From The Daily Beast

To Hal that night Mad Micky appeared as the one bright spot on the dark horizon of his childish sorrow.

From Project Gutenberg

I'm so sorry to be late, but Micky nearly got shipwrecked this time, the wind was so high, and his mast broke.

From Project Gutenberg

Here a laugh ensued at the expense of Micky Mackavoy, who certainly was under a very heavy drip from the imperfect roof.

From Project Gutenberg

For the tendher mercy, Micky Lavery, make me sinsible, and don't disthract me—is the boy married?

From Project Gutenberg

So you live in the docks with your coffee-barrow, mother, that you may be sure not to miss Micky when he comes ashore?

From Project Gutenberg