rick in Polish
rick in Polish is bróg — rick means a large, often thatched, outdoor stack of hay, straw, or firewood.
rick in Polish
bróg
Straw, hay etc. stored in a stack for winter fodder, commonly protected with thatch.
What does "rick" mean?
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noun A large, often thatched, outdoor stack of hay, straw, or firewood.
"A neat rick of straw stood in the corner of the field."
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verb To slightly sprain or wrench a joint, especially the neck or back.
"I ricked my back lifting that heavy box of books."
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rick in a sentence
- A neat rick of straw stood in the corner of the field.
- Farmers once built a rick to keep the hay dry through winter.
- I ricked my back lifting that heavy box of books.
- Be careful not to rick your neck when you stretch.
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What is "rick" in Polish?
"rick" in Polish is bróg. rick means: A large, often thatched, outdoor stack of hay, straw, or firewood.
How do you use "rick" in a sentence?
Example: "A neat rick of straw stood in the corner of the field." In Polish, "rick" is bróg.
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