NIC

[ nik ]

noun

1. a newly industrialized/industrializing country:

   the rise of NICs such as Korea and India.

NIC

abbreviation for

1. newly industrialized country
2. Nicaragua (international car registration)

Example Sentences

In total, Australia coach Joe Schmidt has made six changes to the side which won by a record score in Cardiff, with Jake Gordon coming back in at scrum-half for Nic White and Carlo Tizzano replacing Fraser McReight at openside flanker.

From BBC

Youth Justice Minister Nic Dakin said the new Labour government had inherited a system "in crisis" but was now "working towards a clear strategy for youth custody reform".

From BBC

“You just get off book. You memorize your lines, break down your character, and then when you get to set and you’re opposite Nic Cage in rehearsal, that might all go out the window.”

From Los Angeles Times

Working with Nic Cage is going to be insane.

From Salon

In addition to the two medals in the women’s 800 free, the Americans got a silver from Kate Douglass in the women’s 200 individual medley and a gold in the mixed 400 medley relay — where the U.S. quartet of Ryan Murphy, Nic Finke, Gretchen Walsh and Torri Huske — broke the world record.

From Los Angeles Times