kicked |
nicked |
As verbs the difference between kicked and nicked
is that
kicked is past tense of kick while
nicked is past tense of nick.
As an adjective kicked
is empty with nothing left to smoke but ash.
hicked |
kicked |
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.
sicked |
kicked |
As verbs the difference between sicked and kicked
is that
sicked is (
sick) while
kicked is (
kick).
As an adjective kicked is
(slang|smoking|of a pipe) empty with nothing left to smoke but ash.
kicked |
dicked |
As verbs the difference between kicked and dicked
is that
kicked is past tense of kick while
dicked is past tense of dick.
As adjectives the difference between kicked and dicked
is that
kicked is empty with nothing left to smoke but ash while
dicked is having a specified kind of penis.
kicked |
picked |
As verbs the difference between kicked and picked
is that
kicked is (
kick) while
picked is (
pick).
As adjectives the difference between kicked and picked
is that
kicked is (slang|smoking|of a pipe) empty with nothing left to smoke but ash while
picked is (obsolete) pointed; sharp.
knicked |
kicked |
As verbs the difference between knicked and kicked
is that
knicked is (
knick) while
kicked is (
kick).
As an adjective kicked is
(slang|smoking|of a pipe) empty with nothing left to smoke but ash.
kicked |
ticked |
As verbs the difference between kicked and ticked
is that
kicked is (
kick) while
ticked is (
tick).
As adjectives the difference between kicked and ticked
is that
kicked is (slang|smoking|of a pipe) empty with nothing left to smoke but ash while
ticked is ticked off; annoyed.
kicked |
kickee |
As a verb kicked
is (
kick).
As an adjective kicked
is (slang|smoking|of a pipe) empty with nothing left to smoke but ash.
As a noun kickee is
one who is kicked.
kicked |
kicker |
As a verb kicked
is (
kick).
As an adjective kicked
is (slang|smoking|of a pipe) empty with nothing left to smoke but ash.
As a noun kicker is
foosball, table soccer.
kicked |
ricked |
As verbs the difference between kicked and ricked
is that
kicked is past tense of kick while
ricked is past tense of rick.
As an adjective kicked
is empty with nothing left to smoke but ash.
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