The word, pike, meaning a long wooden shaft with a sharp-pointed headof iron or steel is derived from the French word, 'pique.'
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the rounded stern of the ship, which resembled the shape of a bay, where sick people were placed.
The plural of pike is pikes.
The term sick as slang originated in Trinidad & Tobago in the late 70's early 80's. In use in slang statements as "Dat rell sick"= that is very good or awesome in reference to a place action or event. "He di sickest"= He is the best. This has now in the last 10 yrs slowly moved in to modern western urban slang in all but one of the terms manifestations (properly yet to come), in T&T sick could also be used as the Americans term "dude". As in "Wahapen sick"= How are you. "Yes sick" = Its had been a while or glad you could make it (greeting) etc. "Wahapen to sick" there is something wrong or amiss with X. If this term is still in use by the urban population of T&T is unknown to me as I departed over 20ys+. But ask a Trini aged 33 and over who was rasied in T&T and they should concur with my description as illustrated above. CM
No, in English, the term is "taken sick."Used in a sentence: "Poor Jonny's taken sick. He's been in bed all day."
a old lady
Its hard for a fox to catch a pike but when a fox finds an injured,sick or dead pike it will for sure eat it.
They come from there mommy and daddy!
It is out.
Per the Pike Facebook, yes!
No I believe it was relative to the term spear.
yep, he passed through it
he came so he could explore
Well, It comes out this Fall 2010
I think it's coming out this year
Pike can mean:A type of aggressive predatory fish.A hooked blade on a pole used to defend against attack from horse riders."To pike" (A misused modern colloquially used verb)describes a person who takes part in a multi-player online video game as part of a team and makes no effort to assist the team but expects to share in the rewards that team earns.AlsoPikey (said Pike(ee)) an British English derogatory term for a gypsy Romany or tinker. This term is considered to be mildly racist.
Yes they can tell you that you have to come in.
The term sick as a pig refers to someone who is very sick. The term sick as a dog also refers to the same thing. These phrases were made up during the 1700s without any reasoning.