quickie
ˈkwɪki
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Definition of quickie - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
speedsomething done or made quickly
  • I grabbed a quickie breakfast before work.
rush job
2.
intimacybrief sexual encounter
  • They had a quickie during lunch break.
3.
alcoholRareUSspeedily consumed alcoholic drinkRareUS
  • He ordered a quickie at the bar.
beverage drink shot

Adjective

speedcompleted rapidly without much detail
  • She gave a quickie explanation of the rules.
brief quick
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divorce completed quickly through simplified legal procedures
They opted for a quickie divorce to avoid complications.

Origin of quickie

English, quick (rapid) + -ie (diminutive suffix)

Examples of quickie in a sentence

  • They had a quickie meeting to finalize the details.
  • They managed a quickie before the meeting.
  • A quickie was all they had time for.
  • They had a quickie before heading to the concert.
  • A quickie was all he needed to start the night.
  • He made a quickie sketch of the landscape.

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  1. French:chose rapide, rapide, ...
  2. German:Schnellgericht, kurz, ...
  3. Italian:spuntino veloce, rapida, ...
  4. Spanish:algo rápido, rápido, ...
  5. Portuguese:coisa feita à pressa, rápido, ...
  6. Chinese:快餐, 简短的, ...
  7. Japanese:簡単なもの, 簡単な, ...
  8. Arabic:شَيْء سَرِيع, سَرِيع, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֲרוּחָה מְהִירָה, חָפוּז, ...
  10. Russian:быстрый завтрак, быстрый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:швидка справа, швидкий, ...
  12. Hindi:जल्दी में किया गया काम, जल्दबाज़ी में किया गया, ...
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