| BACKIES | • backies n. Plural of backie. • BACKIE n. (slang) a ride on the back of someone's bicycle. |
| BICKIES | • bickies n. Plural of bickie. • bickies n. Plural of bicky. • BICKIE n. (colloquial) a biscuit, also BICCY, BIKKIE. |
| BUCKIES | • buckies n. Plural of bucky. • Buckies n. Plural of Bucky. • BUCKIE n. (Scots) a large spiral marine shell, esp. the common whelk. |
| COCKIES | • cockies n. Plural of cocky. • COCKY n. an Australian farmer. |
| DICKIES | • dickies n. Plural of dickie. • dickies n. Plural of dicky. • dickies n. (Geordie, derogatory) Head lice or nits. |
| DUCKIES | • duckies n. Plural of duckie. • duckies n. Plural of ducky. • DUCKY n. a term of endearment. |
| HACKIES | • hackies n. Plural of hackie. • HACKIE n. a taxicab driver. |
| HICKIES | • hickies n. Plural of hicky. • HICKIE n. a gadget, also HICKEY. |
| JACKIES | • jackies n. Plural of jacky. • Jackies n. Plural of Jacky. • JACKY n. a sailor. |
| LUCKIES | • Luckies prop.n. Plural of Luckie. • LUCKIE n. an elderly woman who keeps an alehouse, also LUCKY. |
| MICKIES | • mickies n. Plural of micky. • MICKY n. an Irishman, also MICK. |
| POCKIES | • POCKIES n. (Scots) woollen mittens. |
| SICKIES | • sickies n. Plural of sickie. • sickies n. Plural of sicky. • SICKIE n. a day off work, also SICKEE, SICKY. |
| TACKIES | • tackies n. Plural of tackie. • tackies n. Plural of tacky. • TACKY n. a tennis shoe, also TAKKY. |
| TICKIES | • tickies n. Plural of ticky. • TICKY n. a former South African coin, also TICKEY. |
| WICKIES | • wickies n. Plural of wicky. • wickies n. Plural of wickie. • WICKY n. the rowan tree, also WICKEN, WITCHEN. |