Examples of 'rickett' in a sentence
Meaning of "rickett"
rickett (noun) - a dialect variant of the word 'rickety', which means poorly made or likely to collapse. This phrase is not commonly used in standard English and may be specific to certain regions or dialects
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- A surname transferred from the given name.
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Rickett was playing you in there.
Listen to that last thing Rickett said about kids.
Rickett did not rape her.
McMillan was replaced by the experienced Walter Rickett after two seasons.
Rickett first started to delve into a route across the border.
But we get past it and find the link between Rickett and Kerry Lynn Palmer.
Joel Rickett is deputy editor of the Bookseller.
Picking up a piece of the debris, Rickett asked if he could try to break it.
Rickett identified one specific investigator, whom Cavitt knew as well.
Get rid of him . Rickett.
Sophy Rickett was born in London.
Remember what Rickett said?
Now, for Rickett that is the worst insult he can give.
We snowed you, Rickett.
Remember what Rickett said? He would never put his aunt in one of those dumps.
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Well, on the Twatometer, you rate at "ultra twat with Adam Rickett sprinkles.
Oscar Rickett worked on two films about the US president-elect.
You are not here about Dana MacNamara, Mr. Rickett.
When I arrested Rickett for Dana MacNamara 's murder he lawyered up immediately.
Nice to meet you. William Rickett.
Rickett thinks he 's in charge.
Your mother's maiden name is… Rickett.
Rickett maintained a strong interest in the sport and umpired the Boat Race in 1946.
You came back six months ago, Mr. Rickett.
Why does Mr. Rickett come here anymore?
Now get out. Rickett.
Lewis Rickett was the NCOIC of the counterintelligence office at Roswell in July 1947.
In 2015, he began work on a new album with Scott Rickett and Herman Matthews.
