ricker

/ ˈrɪkə /

noun

1. a young kauri tree of New Zealand

Word History and Origins

Origin of ricker¹

from earlier use of the trunks as ships' rigging

Example Sentences

Judge Andrea Ricker Wolfson said she found evidence of “witness testimony manipulation” and “severe recklessness” by prosecutors stretching back to the case’s origins 24 years ago and continuing to the present.

From Seattle Times

Jean-Francois Ricker, a farmer from southern Belgium, braved the winter night close to EU headquarters and said he expected 1,000 to 1,400 vehicles.

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Inspired by Andy Ricker’s grilled corn with coconut milk from his book “Pok Pok,” we toss corn kernels and Fresno chilies with coconut milk.

From Washington Times

The university declined comment on the lawsuit but spokesperson Jake Ricker told the newspaper in an email that the safety and privacy of everyone in the university community is a top priority.

From Seattle Times

University of Minnesota spokesman Jake Ricker said the school appreciated the judge’s decision affirming the actions taken in the case.

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