sicke
sicke | silke |
As an adjective sicke is . As a noun silke is .
sicke | sicko |
As an adjective sicke is . As a noun sicko is (australia|slang) a day taken off work due to (possibly exaggerated or supposed) illness.
sickie | sicke |
As a noun sickie is (slang) a day off work due to (supposed) illness. As an adjective sicke is .
sicke | wicke |
As adjectives the difference between sicke and wicke is that sicke is while wicke is .
sincke | sicke |
As a verb sincke is . As an adjective sicke is .
sicks | sicke |
As a verb sicks is ( sick). As an adjective sicke is .
sicke | sicky |
As adjectives the difference between sicke and sicky is that sicke is while sicky is (informal) sick; vomiting.
sicker | sicke |
As adjectives the difference between sicker and sicke is that sicker is ( sick) or sicker can be (obsolete|outside|dialects) certain while sicke is . As an adverb sicker is (obsolete|outside|dialects) certainly. As a verb sicker is (mining|uk|dialect) to percolate, trickle, or ooze, as water through a crack.
sicle | sicke |
As a noun sicle is (obsolete) a shekel. As an adjective sicke is .
sicke | sicken |
As an adjective sicke is . As a verb sicken is to make ill.
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