CHICKPEA | • chickpea n. An annual Asian plant (Cicer arietinum) in the pea family, widely cultivated for the edible seeds in… • chickpea n. A seed of this plant, often used as a food. • chick-pea n. Alternative spelling of chickpea. |
CHICKPEAS | • chickpeas n. Plural of chickpea. • chick-peas n. Plural of chick-pea (alternative form of chickpeas). • chick␣peas n. Plural of chick pea. |
KICKPLATE | • kickplate n. A usually metal strip mounted at the base of a door to prevent scuffing. • kick␣plate n. Alternative form of kickplate. • KICKPLATE n. a metal plate at the base of a door or panel to protect it from damage or wear. |
KICKPLATES | • kickplates n. Plural of kickplate. • kick␣plates n. Plural of kick plate. • KICKPLATE n. a metal plate at the base of a door or panel to protect it from damage or wear. |
KNICKPOINT | • knickpoint n. (Geomorphology) Part of a river or channel where there is a sharp change in slope, such as a waterfall or lake. • knick␣point n. Alternative form of knickpoint. • KNICKPOINT n. a break of slope in a river profile, esp. where a new curve of erosion arising from rejuvenation intersects an earlier curve, also NICKPOINT. |
KNICKPOINTS | • knickpoints n. Plural of knickpoint. • knick␣points n. Plural of knick point. • KNICKPOINT n. a break of slope in a river profile, esp. where a new curve of erosion arising from rejuvenation intersects an earlier curve, also NICKPOINT. |
LICKPENNIES | • lickpennies n. Plural of lickpenny. • LICKPENNY n. an absorber or devourer of money. |
LICKPENNY | • lickpenny n. (Obsolete) Something that devours or absorbs lots of money; something expensive. • lickpenny n. A miserly person. • lickpenny adj. (Obsolete) Expensive. |
NICKPOINT | • nickpoint n. Alternative form of knickpoint. • nick␣point n. A point at which a river suffers a break of slope in its long profile; the current point of rejuvenation… • NICKPOINT n. a break of slope in a river profile, esp. where a new curve of erosion arising from rejuvenation intersects an earlier curve, also KNICKPOINT. |
NICKPOINTS | • nickpoints n. Plural of nickpoint. • nick␣points n. Plural of nick point. • NICKPOINT n. a break of slope in a river profile, esp. where a new curve of erosion arising from rejuvenation intersects an earlier curve, also KNICKPOINT. |
PICKPOCKET | • pickpocket n. One who steals from the pocket of a passerby, usually by sleight of hand. • pickpocket v. To pick pockets; to steal. • pick-pocket n. Alternative spelling of pickpocket. |
PICKPOCKETED | • pickpocketed v. Simple past tense and past participle of pickpocket. • pick-pocketed v. Simple past tense and past participle of pick-pocket. • PICKPOCKET v. to steal from pockets. |
PICKPOCKETING | • pickpocketing n. The act of stealing from the pocket of a passerby; the crime committed by a pickpocket. • pickpocketing v. Present participle of pickpocket. • pick-pocketing v. Present participle of pick-pocket. |
PICKPOCKETS | • pickpockets n. Plural of pickpocket. • pick-pockets n. Plural of pick-pocket. • pick-pockets v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pick-pocket. |
PICKPROOF | • pickproof adj. (Of a lock) Resistant to being picked. • PICKPROOF adj. of a lock, proof against picking. |
STICKPIN | • stickpin n. (US) An ornamented pin used to secure a necktie’s end flat against the shirt, a tie tack. • STICKPIN n. a decorative tiepin. |
STICKPINS | • stickpins n. Plural of stickpin. • STICKPIN n. a decorative tiepin. |