Synonym: cut, dash, indentation, notch. Similar words: nickel, panicky, finicky, snicker, panicked, nickname, pernickety, knickknack. Meaning: [nɪk] 
n. 1. an impression in a surface (as made by a blow) 2. (British slang) a prison 3. a small cut. v. 1. cut slightly, with a razor 2. cut a nick into 3. divide or reset the tail muscles of 4. mate successfully; of livestock.
n. 1. an impression in a surface (as made by a blow) 2. (British slang) a prison 3. a small cut. v. 1. cut slightly, with a razor 2. cut a nick into 3. divide or reset the tail muscles of 4. mate successfully; of livestock. 
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181. There's always people out there ready and willing to nick them.
182. Martin went first, then Oliver, then Nick. Sitting on the terrace steps, Emmie watched him down the path.
183. If you don't hear the milk boiling over, you won't dash to the rescue in the nick of time.
184. Nick Moloney can relate: to jumpers, to serial killers, hostage-takers, you name it.
185. When she saw it was Nick Frazer something very curious happened.
186. But this day he was all action, stepping right up to Nick and thumping him hard.
187. Nick becomes obsessed with his own feelings of violation and seeks revenge against Sid.
188. Arlington Mill is one of those mills that was pulled back from the brink of destruction in the nick of time.
189. The Agriculture Minister, Nick Brown, said the number waiting to be culled had risen to 478,000.
190. But asked to name some influences, they plump for Nick Drake and Neil Young.
191. And one of the New Zealand guys thought it would be really neat to nick the guy's gun.
192. However, vauDe are convinced of its merits and are co-operating with Nick Brown to create a more fashionable version.
193. Nick thought he had never seen anyone so transparent with joy.
194. Harris foiled him with a cross-court volley into the nick and Martin lost his lead by misdirecting an audacious winner.
195. But Nick was working himself up into one of his states, and she had to harden her heart.
196. With repairs completed in the nick of time she sailed for the operation with a depleted crew.
197. Climbers Doug Scott and Nick Estcourt both said they saw or sensed phantom climbers.
198. She and Nick, and a few tough-looking boys, and an ugly girl with a squint who had two little sisters.
199. Not if I have to drag her through every court in the land ... Nick closed the parlour door.
200. Nick has become as consistent as any batter in the Championship.
201. I found a place to rent and Nick came with me to look at it.
202. Uncle Nick came a close second, Robin and Jenny joint thirds; thinking of them all,(www.Sentencedict.com) Ruth ached with homesickness.
203. It finally happened -- and just in the nick of time.
204. Total prize money in 1975 was just ￡700,000 a figure that Nick Faldo has exceeded on his own this year.
205. She was afraid Nick might treat her with coldness and pretend he had forgotten who she was.
206. She escaped from her smoke-filled home just in the nick of time.
207. Without Nick, they might as well sit around all day popping bubble-wrap.
208. Peter and Nick were sitting on the sofa sharing a bottle of whisky with Sara's backgammon board between them.
209. Nick knew that the coach would be on his back if he missed another training session.
210. He was on his feet, holding out his hand to Nick who went to him and took it trustingly.
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