ricker

/ ˈrɪkə /

noun

Origin of ricker¹

from earlier use of the trunks as ships' rigging

Ricker had been free in his recognition of the excellence of Maxwell's work, and quick to appreciate its importance to the paper.

That sick little youngster carried it all off with an air of robust maturity that amused as well as surprised Ricker.

Everybody rushed to the rescue, while Miss Ricker gazed upon the catastrophe with stony displeasure.

They were all delighted to be able to say, "Ricker tells me that you offered it to old Witherby, and he wouldn't look at it!"

Mr. Atherton had his office in the Events building, and Bartley was on his way thither when he met Ricker.

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