different between wicks vs wicke
wicks
English
Noun
wicks
- plural of wick
Verb
wicks
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of wick
Anagrams
- KWICs, Swick
wicks From the web:
- what wicks to use for soy candles
- what wicks to use with soy wax
- what wicks are best for beeswax candles
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wicke
English
Etymology
From Middle English wikke, from Old English wicca (“witch”).
Adjective
wicke (comparative more wicke, superlative most wicke)
- Obsolete form of wicked.
Anagrams
- Weick, Wieck
Middle English
Adjective
wicke
- Alternative form of wikke
wicke From the web:
- what wicked webs we weave
- what wicked means
- what wicked character are you
- what wicked thing to do
- what wicked and disassembling glass of mine
- what wicker means
- what wicked tuna star died
- what wicked game you play
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