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Dick

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Dick  (dk), George Frederick 1881-1967.
American medical researcher who teamed with his wife, Gladys Henry Dick (1881-1963), to isolate the germ that causes scarlet fever. They developed a serum for the disease (1923) and the Dick test for susceptibility (1924).

dick 1  (dk)
n. Slang
A detective.

[Shortening and alteration of detective.]

dick 2  (dk) Slang
n.
1. Chiefly British A fellow; a guy.
2. Vulgar A penis.
3. Vulgar A person, especially a man, regarded as mean or contemptible.
tr.v. dicked, dick·ing, dicks Vulgar
1. To take advantage of; cheat.
2. To have sexual intercourse with.
Phrasal Verbs:
dick around Vulgar
1. To spend time idly; fool around.
2. To be sexually promiscuous.
dick up Vulgar
To botch or bungle.

[From Dick, nickname for Richard.]

dick1
n
Chiefly US a slang word for detective
[by shortening and alteration from detective; probably influenced by proper name Dick]

dick2
n Slang
1. Brit a fellow or person
clever dick Brit a person who is obnoxiously opinionated or self-satisfied; know-all
3. a slang word for penis
[C16 (meaning: fellow): from the name Dick, familiar form of Richard, applied generally (like Jack) to any fellow, lad, etc.; hence, C19: penis]
Usage: The third sense of this word was formerly considered to be taboo and it was labelled as such in previous editions of Collins English Dictionary. However, it has now become acceptable in speech, although some older or more conservative people may object to its use
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.Dickdick - someone who is a detective          
colloquialism - a colloquial expression; characteristic of spoken or written communication that seeks to imitate informal speech
detective, police detective, tec, investigator - a police officer who investigates crimes
2.Dickdick - obscene terms for penis              
penis, phallus, member - the male organ of copulation (`member' is a euphemism)
dirty word, vulgarism, obscenity, smut, filth - an offensive or indecent word or phrase

dick
noun (Taboo slang) penis, cock (taboo slang), prick (taboo slang), member, tool (taboo slang), organ, wang (U.S. slang), knob (Brit. taboo slang), chopper (Brit. slang), plonker (slang), dong (slang), winkle (Brit. slang), joystick (slang), phallus, pecker (U.S. & Canad. taboo slang), John Thomas (taboo slang), weenie (U.S. slang), whang (U.S. slang), tadger (Brit. slang), schlong (U.S. slang), pizzle (archaic & dialect), willie or willy (Brit. informal) She remarked that most men think with their dicks, not their heads.
Translations
dick [dɪk] N
1. (US) → sabueso mf
2.polla f (Sp) , verga f
dick [ˈdɪk] nbite f >
dick
n
(inf: = detective) → Schnüffler(in) m(f) (inf); private dickPrivatdetektiv(in) m(f) ? clever Dick
(sl: = bastard) → Wichser m (sl)
(sl: = penis) → Schwanz m (sl)
dick [dɪk] n (fam!) (penis) → cazzo (fam!)
dick [dɪk] n (fam!) (penis) → cazzo (fam!)


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WHEN Dick Naseby was in Paris he made some odd acquaintances; for he was one of those who have ears to hear, and can use their eyes no less than their intelligence.
But, if they possessed different qualities, aptitudes, and temperaments, Dick Kennedy and Samuel Ferguson lived with one and the same heart, and that gave them no great trouble.
men, it is Moby Dick ye have seen --Moby Dick-- Moby Dick
 
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