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Pat and Mick

Pat and Mick noun: prick.

Noun

Pat and Mick (plural Pat and Micks)

  1. (slang) Prick.

Adjective

Pat and Mick (comparative more Pat and Mick, superlative most Pat and Mick)

  1. (slang) Sick.

Forms of Pat and Mick

Noun
pluralPat and Micks
Adjective
comparativemore Pat and Mick
superlativemost Pat and Mick

Words formed from Pat and Mick

Questions about Pat and Mick

What does Pat and Mick mean?
Pat and Mick means prick.
What part of speech is Pat and Mick?
Pat and Mick can be a noun or an adjective.
What is the plural of Pat and Mick?
The plural of Pat and Mick is Pat and Micks.

Words near Pat and Mick in the dictionary

  1. Pasuruan
  2. Pasvalys
  3. Paszkiewicz
  4. Paszkiewiczes
  5. pat
  6. Pat and Mick
  7. pat down
  8. Pat Heung
  9. pat leave
  10. pat leaves
  11. pat on the back

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