nicked

nounchip, scratch

Synonyms for nicked

noun chip, scratch

Antonyms for nicked

Word Origin & History

1520s, "to make a notch in," from nick (n.). Sense of "to steal" is from 1869, probably from earlier slang sense of "to catch, take unawares, arrest" (1620s). The precise sense connection is unclear. Related: Nicked; nicking.

Example Sentences for nicked

The third man threw three nicked surfaces, and took the pool.

I nicked him on one wrist, and had to duck to escape his wild swing at my head.

Maquoit was a straggling hamlet at the head of a cove which nicked the coast-line.

Had the dainty Glory in all her life eaten from a nicked plate?

Being bent and nicked, the precision of the apparatus was destroyed.

No, Matt had the nicked cup, and he had certainly put the poison in the nicked cup.

The sides of the stem are nicked or filed out like saw-teeth.

The leaves be long, and nicked in the edges like to the precedent.

Whenever a piece is nicked, cracked, or broken she should report it at once.

Hanged if the horse didn't win, with a stone in hand, and I was nicked.

nicked

Synonyms .css-1u0ksf7{color:#d9d9d9;}for nicked

Antonyms for nicked

More words related to nicked

.css-1unrqcp{color:inherit;-webkit-text-decoration:none;text-decoration:none;}hurt

Synonyms for nicked

hurt