Definition
Definition of Mickey - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
cartoon characterTM famous cartoon mouse created by Walt DisneyTM
- Mickey is loved by children worldwide.
2.
male forenamediminutive of the name Michael
- Mickey is short for Michael.
3.
female forenameRare diminutive of the name MichaelaRare
- Her friends call her Mickey.
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famous cartoon mouse created by Walt Disney
Expressions with Mickey
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headband or hat with two round black ear shapes
She wore Mickey Mouse ears at Disneyland.
famous Disney cartoon character, an anthropomorphic mouse
Mickey Mouse is loved by children worldwide.
drink secretly laced with a drug
He was suspicious that the bartender slipped him a Mickey Finn..
Origin of Mickey
Name, Mickey (diminutive of Michael)
Examples of Mickey in a sentence
The theme park features a giant Mickey statue. Mickey was a popular name in the 1950s. Everyone calls him Mickey instead of Michael. Mickey is excited about her birthday party. Everyone was surprised when Mickey won the award.
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- French:Mickey, ...
- German:Micky, Mickey, ...
- Italian:Mickey, ...
- Spanish:Mickey, ...
- Portuguese:Mickey, ...
- Chinese:米奇, Mickey, ...
- Japanese:ミッキー, ...
- Arabic:ميكي ماوس, مِيكِي, ...
- Hebrew:מִיקִי, ...
- Russian:Микки, ...
- Ukrainian:Міккі, Мікі, ...
- Hindi:मिक्की, ...
Definition of mickey - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He carried a mickey in his coat pocket.
2.
- She suspected her drink was a mickey.
3.
- They took a mickey out of his new haircut at school..
Expressions with mickey
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secretly put a drug in someone's drink
He tried to slip a mickey at the party.
tease or mock someone in a playful way
They always take the mickey out of him for his accent.
joke or prank played on someone
They planned a mickey-take to surprise their friend.
mock or tease someone in a playful or joking way
They always take the mickey out of him for his accent.
to secretly put a drug in someone's drink
He tried to throw a mickey in her drink at the party.
secretly put a drug in someone's drink
The villain tried to slip the detective a mickey at the bar.
Origin of mickey
Irish, mickey (diminutive of Michael)
Examples of mickey in a sentence
A mickey was hidden in the picnic basket. He was wary of being slipped a mickey at the party. The bartender warned about the dangers of a mickey. They always have a mickey at his expense. Stop taking a mickey out of her accent.
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- French:bouteille de 375 ml, mickey, ...
- German:Mickey, K.-o.-Tropfen, ...
- Italian:piccola bottiglia di liquore, bevanda drogata, ...
- Spanish:botella pequeña de licor, bebida adulterada, ...
- Portuguese:garrafa pequena de licor, bebida adulterada, ...
- Chinese:小酒瓶, 迷药酒, ...
- Japanese:ミッキー, 薬物入りドリンク, ...
- Arabic:زُجاجَة صَغيرَة, مَشْرُوب مُخَدِّر, ...
- Hebrew:בַּקְבּוּקוֹן מַשְׁקֶה חָרִיף בְּנֶפֶח 375 מ"ל, מַשְׁקֶה אַלְכּוֹהוֹלִי מְסֻמָּם, ...
- Russian:фляжка, микки, ...
- Ukrainian:півпляшки, мікі, ...
- Hindi:शराब की छोटी बोतल, नशीला पेय, ...
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