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mickery

mickery noun: a soak dug into the ground.

Noun

mickery (plural mickeries)

  1. (Australia) A soak dug into the ground.
    • He doesn't herd his cattle on to puny native supplies; he digs wells and mickeries, equips them with troughs […]1931, Michael Terry, Hidden Wealth and Hiding People, London: Putnam, →OCLC, page 232

Forms of mickery

pluralmickeries

Questions about mickery

What does mickery mean?
Mickery means a soak dug into the ground.
What part of speech is mickery?
Mickery is a noun.
What is the plural of mickery?
The plural of mickery is mickeries.

Words near mickery in the dictionary

  1. Mickelsen
  2. Mickelsens
  3. Mickelson
  4. Mickelsons
  5. mickeries
  6. mickery
  7. mickey
  8. Mickey Bliss
  9. Mickey D
  10. Mickey D's
  11. Mickey Finn

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