rick

UK
/rɪk/
US
/rɪk/

Translations

ricknoun
ricks
pl
UK
/rɪk/
US
/rɪk/
The farmer built a rick of hay in the field.
Фермер построил стог сена в поле.
Additional translations
rickverb
ricked
Past Simple
ricked
Past Participle
ricking
Gerund
UK
/rɪk/
US
/rɪk/
The old cart began to rick as it moved down the bumpy road.
Старая телега начала шататься, когда она двигалась по ухабистой дороге.
Additional translations

Definitions

ricknoun
A stack of hay, corn, or straw, especially one built in the open air.
The farmer built a rick of hay in the field to store for the winter.
A pile or stack of wood, especially one cut and split for burning.
We gathered around the rick of firewood to prepare for the evening bonfire.
A sprain or strain, especially of the back or neck.
He felt a painful rick in his lower back after lifting the box.
rickverb
To stack or pile (wood) in a rick or stack.
They ricked the firewood neatly in the backyard for the winter.
To sprain or strain (a part of the body), especially the back or neck.
She ricked her shoulder while reaching for the top shelf.