nicker
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nick·er
(nĭk'ər) 
intr.v., -ered, -er·ing, -ers.
To neigh softly.
intr.v., -ered, -er·ing, -ers.
To neigh softly.
[Perhaps alteration of neigher, nicher, frequentative of NEIGH .]
nicker nick'er n.
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noun, Brit
A pound sterling. (1871 —) .
J. Symons Who said there'd be trouble? Anyway, it's a hundred nicker (1975).
[Origin unknown.]
noun, Brit
A pound sterling. (1871 —) .
J. Symons Who said there'd be trouble? Anyway, it's a hundred nicker (1975).
[Origin unknown.]
| nickel nurser, nickel note, nickel bag | |
| niff, nifty, nig |
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