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Definition of spick - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
cleanlinessDated US extremely neat and cleanDated US
- The kitchen was spick after the cleaning.
2.
freshnessDated UK fresh and tidy in appearanceDated UK
- Her outfit looked spick for the event.
Noun
1.
small markRare UK small spot or speckRare UK
- He noticed a tiny spick on his shirt..
2.
obsoleteRare nail or spike used as a fastenerRare
- The carpenter used a spick to hold it together.
Images of spick
nail or spike used as a fastener
Expressions with spick
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extremely neat and clean
The kitchen was spick-and-span after the cleaning.
Origin of spick
Dutch, spik (nail)
Examples of spick in a sentence
The car looked spick after the wash. The room was spick after cleaning. His desk was always spick and organized. There was a spick of dust on the table. A spick appeared on the lens of the camera. He found an old spick in the antique toolbox.
The blacksmith forged a spick for the wooden gate.
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- French:impeccable, tache, ...
- German:blitzblank, kleiner Fleck, ...
- Italian:immacolato, chiazza, ...
- Spanish:impecable, manchita, ...
- Portuguese:impecável, pontinho, ...
- Chinese:整洁的, 小斑点, ...
- Japanese:ピカピカの, 小さな斑点, ...
- Arabic:نظيف جداً, بُقْعَة, ...
- Hebrew:מְסֻדָּר וְנָקִי, כֶּתֶם קָטָן, ...
- Russian:безупречный, маленькое пятнышко, ...
- Ukrainian:охайний, пляма, ...
- Hindi:अत्यधिक साफ-सुथरा, छोटा धब्बा, ...
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