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anticky

anticky adjective: given to antics; clownish; playful.

Adjective

anticky (comparative more anticky, superlative most anticky)

  1. Given to antics; clownish; playful.

Forms of anticky

comparativemore anticky
superlativemost anticky

Origin of anticky

From antic + -y.

Questions about anticky

What does anticky mean?
Anticky means given to antics; clownish; playful.
What part of speech is anticky?
Anticky is an adjective.

Words near anticky in the dictionary

  1. antickers
  2. antickes
  3. anticking
  4. antickly
  5. anticks
  6. anticky
  7. anticlan
  8. anticlass
  9. anticlassical
  10. anticlassicism
  11. anticlassicist

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