Ricky

or Rick·ie

[ rik-ee ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Rick.

Example Sentences

Heisman Trophy winners Charles White and Marcus Allen and Heisman runners-up Anthony Davis and Ricky Bell were among the running backs Robinson tutored as an assistant and head coach at USC.

From Los Angeles Times

Running back Christian McCaffrey had a 100-yard game on his belated seasonal debut, quarterback Brock Purdy had a season-high 353 passing yards and rookie Ricky Pearsall scored his first NFL touchdown but the San Francisco 49ers still almost blew their game in Tampa Bay.

From BBC

“You don’t know who you voting for?” said Fat Joe, who introduced a musical number by fellow Puerto Rican Ricky Martin in a Philadelphia speech that criticized former President Trump for having a comedian who insulted Puerto Ricans during his rally last week.

From Los Angeles Times

In the days since his rally, Puerto Rican celebrities Bad Bunny, Jennifer Lopez, and Ricky Martin disavowed the comments, while rapper Nicky Jam un-endorsed the former President over them.

From Salon

And high-profile Puerto Ricans are reacting to this — Bad Bunny, Ricky Martin, Jennifer Lopez — and all of them signaling their support to the Democratic candidate.

From Los Angeles Times