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lecky

Lecky vs Lechy - What's the difference?

lecky | lechy |


As a noun lecky

is (british|slang) electricity.

As an adjective lechy is

(informal) like a lech; lecherous, tawdrily lustful.

Lecky vs Locky - What's the difference?

lecky | locky |


As a noun lecky

is (british|slang) electricity.

As an adjective locky is

having locks or tufts.

Lecky vs Leaky - What's the difference?

lecky | leaky |


As a noun lecky

is electricity.

As an adjective leaky is

having leaks, not sealed.

Lecky vs Flecky - What's the difference?

lecky | flecky |


As a noun lecky

is (british|slang) electricity.

As an adjective flecky is

having flecks.

Lerky vs Lecky - What's the difference?

lerky | lecky |


As nouns the difference between lerky and lecky

is that lerky is (uk|nottinghamshire) a variation of the kick the can game while lecky is (british|slang) electricity.

Leeky vs Lecky - What's the difference?

leeky | lecky |


As an adjective leeky

is like or resembling a leek or leeks; leekish.

As a noun lecky is

(british|slang) electricity.

Lecky vs Ecky - What's the difference?

lecky | ecky |


As a noun lecky

is electricity.

As an adjective ecky is

anything mass-produced and made to be affordable, with no regards to quality or craftsmanship.

Pecky vs Lecky - What's the difference?

pecky | lecky |


As an adjective pecky

is discoloured by fungus growth or insects.

As a noun lecky is

(british|slang) electricity.

Lecky vs Licky - What's the difference?

lecky | licky |


As a noun lecky

is (british|slang) electricity.

As an adjective licky is

prone to licking.

Lucky vs Lecky - What's the difference?

lucky | lecky |


As an adjective lucky

is favoured by luck; fortunate; meeting with good success or good fortune said of persons.

As a noun lecky is

(british|slang) electricity.

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