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kickseys
kickseys, kicksies, n. pl. slang. (ˈkɪksɪz) Also -es. [Cf. kick n.2 2.] Breeches; trousers.1812 J. H. Vaux Flash Dict., Kickseys, breeches;..a purse..got from the kickseys... To turn out a man's kickseys means to pick the pockets of them. 1834 H. Ainsworth Rookwood iii. v. (1878) 189 Jist twig his s... Oxford English Dictionary
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kicksies
kicksies see kickseys. Oxford English Dictionary
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kecksie
▪ I. kecks, kecksie variants of kex, kexy.▪ II. kecks, n. Brit. slang and regional (chiefly north. and Sc.). Brit. /kɛks/, U.S. /kɛks/ Forms: 19– kecks, 19– kegs, 19– keks [Probably originally a variant of kicks, plural of kick n.1 (see sense 6a).] With pl. concord. Trousers; pockets (rare). Also: u... Oxford English Dictionary
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kick
▪ I. kick, n.1 (kɪk) [f. kick v.1] I. 1. a. An act of kicking; a blow or knock with the foot. In Football, the act of striking the ball with the foot. free kick: see quots. 1961. drop-, penalty-, place-kick: see these words.1530 Palsgr. 236/1 Kicke of an horse, ruade. 1599 Marston Sco. Villanie iii.... Oxford English Dictionary
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pipe
▪ I. pipe, n.1 (paɪp) Also 4–7 pype, 6 pyppe. [OE. p{iacu}pe fem. = OFris., MDu., MLG., LG. pîpe (EFris. pîpe, pîp, Du. pijp), OHG. pfîfa (MHG. pfîfe, Ger. pfeife), ON. p{iacu}pa (Sw. pīpa, Da. pībe):—OLG. type *p{iacu}pa, a. late L. *pīpa, f. pīpāre to peep, pipe, chirp (also pīpiāre). From L. pīpa... Oxford English Dictionary
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