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Sense: 1,2
Date:
1800-1900
Origin:
From the male name Dick
Sense: 3
Date:
1900-2000
Origin:
Perhaps from detective
dick
1
noun
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dick
1
[
countable
]
1
informal
not polite
a
penis
2
spoken
not polite
an offensive word for a stupid annoying person, especially a man
:
•
He's acting like a complete dick.
3
BO
SC
American English
old-fashioned
a
private detective
➔ clever dick
at
clever
(
6
)
,
spotted dick
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