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rick

[rik] / rɪk /






Example Sentences

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"That rick and morty 9/11 pearl harbour joke killed me," a user admitted, with two crying emojis.

From Fox News

“I’m really excited about this and that it’s a female founded company which is incredibly inspirational,” Vonn, who had a minor scare this week when she ricked her back playing with pet dog Leo, said.

From Reuters

College players will continue to test the waters with potentially greater rick to their eligibility, well-established agents such as Paul won’t be affected, and many expect agents to find myriad loopholes.

From Washington Post

He and Phyllis do the ricking — barrel loading and organizing — every week.

From Seattle Times

“Kabila’s failure to do so would heighten the rick of large-scale violence and instability, with potentially devastating consequences across the region.”

From Washington Times