micky

[ mik-ee ]

noun

, (sometimes initial capital letter)

, plural mick·ies.

1. Mickey ( def 2 ).

Example Sentences

Belfast's ceremony will begin at 11:00 GMT and will include Lord Mayor Micky Murray laying a wreath at the Cenotaph on behalf of the citizens of Belfast.

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They will be disappointed with the goal they conceded, from another corner, but they had actually done really well at the back despite being without the injured Micky van de Ven, whose pace makes him a key man when they keep a high defensive line.

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"He was meticulous in everything he did, so when I see him now as a coach I am not surprised," Micky Mellon, Barry's boss at Fleetwood between 2010-2012, tells BBC Sport.

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It was a brilliant run by Micky van de Ven, but there was no way he should have got that far up the pitch without being challenged or even manhandled.

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From the first whistle, Spurs were all over United like a rash, the tone set in the third minute when the magnificent Micky van de Ven raced like a white flash from inside his own half, leaving a succession of United players in his slipstream before setting up Brennan Johnson's simple finish.

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