hicked

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb hicked is

(hick).

As a verb hicked

is past tense of hick.

As a noun hickey is

a bruise-like mark made during petting by pressing the mouth to the skin on one’s partner’s body and sucking.

As a proper noun Hickey is

{{surname|A=An|Irish|from=Irish}} anglicised from {{term|Ó hÍcidhe||descendant of a person named Healer|lang=ga}}.

As verbs the difference between hicked and nicked

is that hicked is past tense of hick while nicked is past tense of nick.

As verbs the difference between hicked and hucked

is that hicked is (hick) while hucked is (huck).

As verbs the difference between hicked and kicked

is that hicked is past tense of hick while kicked is past tense of kick.

As an adjective kicked is

empty with nothing left to smoke but ash.

As verbs the difference between hicked and thicked

is that hicked is (hick) while thicked is (thick).

As verbs the difference between hicked and sicked

is that hicked is past tense of hick while sicked is past tense of sick.

As verbs the difference between hicked and hoicked

is that hicked is past tense of hick while hoicked is past tense of hoick.

As verbs the difference between licked and hicked

is that licked is past tense of lick while hicked is past tense of hick.

As verbs the difference between hicked and hiked

is that hicked is (hick) while hiked is (hike).