different between dickens vs dickeys
dickens
English
Etymology
Origin: 1590–1600; apparently a fanciful use of the proper name Dicken, diminutive form of Dick.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?d?k?nz/, /?d?k?nz/
Noun
dickens (uncountable)
- (euphemistic) The devil.
- She can go to the dickens for what she said.
- You scared the dickens out of me.
- In the phrase the dickens (Used as an intensifier).
- Why the dickens did he do that?
- We had the dickens of a row.
- A disturbance or row.
References
- Random House Dictionary
Synonyms
- (intensifier): on earth, the hell, the devil, the heck, the fuck
See also
- Dickensian
Anagrams
- snicked
dickens From the web:
- what dickens to read first
- what dickens novel to read first
- what dickens character are you
- what dickens ebisu
- what's dickens cider
- dickensian what happens to honoria baby
- dickens what is peace
- dickensian what happens to the baby
dickeys
English
Noun
dickeys
- plural of dickey
dickeys From the web:
- what is dickeys special today
- what are dickeys onion tanglers
- what are dickeys sides
Share
Tweet
+1
Share
Pin
Like
Send
Share
you may also like
- dickens vs dickeys
- dinkeys vs dickeys
- dickeys vs dickers
- torpedoes vs torpedoed
- torpedoes vs torpedos
- torpedoes vs torpedo
- rookers vs rockers
- dockers vs rockers
- rockers vs ockers
- rockers vs rockery
- rockers vs rackers
- dockets vs lockets
- dockets vs dockers
- pockets vs dockets
- hockets vs dockets
- sockets vs dockets
- dockets vs cockets
- cockets vs hockets
- crockets vs cockets
- cockets vs pockets