Words Containing ICKY

Covered with or resembling brick.

A place where bricks are made or sold.

Plural of BRICKYARD.

Relating to or suffering from colic.

Resembling or characteristic of a crick.

A detachable shirt front.

A small bird, often in children's speech.

Plural of DICKYBIRD.

Very particular or fussy, especially about details.

Alternative form of finicky.

Playful and full of high spirits.

Having the taste, smell, or flavor of garlic.

Relying on gimmicks; showy but superficial.

A Welsh or regional term for a type of bird, possibly a woodpecker.

Plural of HICKYMAL.

Tending to be hysterical.

Disagreeably sticky or unpleasant.

Lively and exciting.

A drink or a Mickey Finn.

Overly critical of minor details.

Not sticky.

Feeling or showing sudden fear.

Having symptoms of phthisis, such as difficult breathing.

Resembling a medicine in taste or effect.

Very particular or fussy, especially about details.

Resembling or suitable for a picnic.

Scrawny or bald, like a plucked garlic; pitiful.

Resembling plastic, especially in being cheap.

Stiff and sharp; prickly.

A hurried or brief act or thing.

Suffering from or characteristic of rheumatism.

A yard where hayricks are stored.

Plural of RICKYARD.

Full of high-spirited fun.

Having a distinct or gimmicky act.

A sick day taken off work or school.

Characterized by slapstick comedy.

Having or resembling static.

Adhesive; having the property of sticking.

An overly inquisitive person; a nosy parker.

Past tense of STICKYBEAK.

Present participle of STICKYBEAK.

Plural of STICKYBEAK.

Present participle of STICKY.

An idiotic person; a stupid person.

Infested with ticks.

Characterized by heavy or noisy traffic.

Hard to deal with or requiring skill.

Not relying on gimmicks.

A shrub, especially sheep laurel or rowan.

A domed hut of brush or mats used by some Native Americans.

Plural of WICKYUP.