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nick

[nik] / nɪk /




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"People are just coming in, and nicking boxes and boxes of chocolate," she said.

From BBC

To test the idea further, the researchers created "nicked" DNA, strands that were interrupted at specific points.

From Science Daily

The 28-year-old, who has played more of his rugby at open-side flanker, made 17 carries and 78 metres, while also finishing joint top of the tackle stats with Guy Pepper and nicking a turnover.

From BBC

She escaped his grasp in the nick of time.

From Literature

I was the last to arrive, but I’d made it in the nick of time!

From Literature