The leppards used to live there together, and when they died, they was berried at dead o' night down at thicky spit you sees yonder.
Give me your air-gun, please, and pick up thicky bird.
But a very fine tale, master, and I hope I may be the next to meet thicky ghost Hound I'm sure.
Tain't no use botherin' indoors wi' your mother in thicky wisht state.
Thicky chap warn't in the way when prettiness was sarved out, anyhow.
Do 'e seethicky ship t'other side of the island, yonder, Cap'n Marshall?
If thicky galley keeps as she is going for another five minutes, Dick, she'll be stuck so hard and fast in that same mud that she'll have something else to think about than chasing us.
And we did so, too; or should have done so, rather, if thicky stone had not cracked my skull for me.
Thicky madman theer said the word; an' I lay the Lard put it in en for my better light.
You ban't feared o' piskeys nor nothin' in a lawnsome plaace like thicky byre?
Look at thicky cat, breakin' her heart, poor twoad!
You could a'most pick thickytheer flowers," declared Joan of the picture.
A says to me, 'There's a covey of ten in thicky holler,' where you could see neither land nor bird.
The man hisself--so big as bull's beef, an' so free as thicky fire!
Awnly you'll be sorry some day, so sure as you sit in thicky chair.
Tis thicky auld Muscovy duck, roostin' on his li'l island; poor lone devil wi' never a mate to fight for nor friend to swim along with.
Sit alongside of me and smell the primrosen an' watch thicky kingfisher catching the li'l trout.
No more rappin' after thicky butivul letter," answered Will.
If you'm so poor-spirited as to see your man dothicky work, you choosed wrong.
I'd like to tear thicky damned fur off you, for I lay it comed from him.
Ef mawther es a witch, I be a wizard, and you shall suffer wuss than the darkness of thicky plaace.
You reckleck thicky night when you comed 'ome from say--that night when mawther brought out the crock and brandis, and tould yer fortin?
Do'ee knaw who thicky maid wos that you zeed in Fa'muth 'esterday?
The dwarf chuckled much as though he vastly enjoyed the cleverness of the Tresidders, but he made no remark for a long time after I had finished my story; then he said quietly: "We must watch thicky maazed man, Jasper.
Tis a very wonderful and curious thing that the old prisoners made thicky pile," he said.
Thicky stone, wi' grass on his head, was called 'Pilgarlic.
It du seem to me only like a vew months ago that I took spokeshave and chisel in hand to make thicky bwoat, and here you be, a'most a man in years, and quite a man in experience as I du hear.
Thicky galley that we passed in harbour last night, her be comin' out.
Every vicar that 'as come 'as got into a row over thicky stand.
But 'er was always tellin' up about thickyole ghost, though 'er never could describe it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thicky" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
