Definitions for sicsɪk
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
sicsɪk(v.t.)sicked; sicced; sick•ing; sic•cing.
or sick 2
to attack (used esp. in commanding a dog):
Sic 'em!
to incite to attack (usu. fol. by on).
Origin of sic:
1835–45; var. of seek
sic*sɪk(adj.)
such.
Category: Scottish
* Chiefly Scot..
Origin of sic:
1325–75
sic*sik; Eng. sɪk(adv.)
so; thus: usu. placed within brackets to denote that a wording has been written intentionally or has been quoted verbatim: He signed his name as e. e. cummings
Category: Foreign Term
* Latin..
Origin of sic:
sic
Princeton's WordNet
sic, set(adverb)
urge to attack someone
"The owner sicked his dogs on the intruders"; "the shaman sics sorcerers on the evil spirits"
sic(adverb)
intentionally so written (used after a printed word or phrase)
Webster Dictionary
Sic(adj)
such
Sic(adverb)
thus
Translations for sic
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- rykmansagtigAfrikaans
- مُمتاز، أنيقArabic
- луксозенBulgarian
- chiquePortuguese (BR)
- nóbl, primaCzech
- pikfeinGerman
- fornemDanish
- πολυτελής, αριστοκρατικός, φίνοςGreek
- de clase alta, pijo (peyorativo), gente bienSpanish
- ðikkEstonian
- اعیانیFarsi
- yläluokkainenFinnish
- chicFrench
- יוּקרָתִיHebrew
- रईसानाHindi
- otmjen, mondenCroatian
- elegáns, puccosHungarian
- kelas tinggiIndonesian
- fínn, flotturIcelandic
- eleganteItalian
- しゃれたJapanese
- 멋진Korean
- aukštuomenės, prašmatnusLithuanian
- smalks; lepns; greznsLatvian
- mewah dan anggunMalay
- duur, chicDutch
- fjong, overklasse-Norwegian
- wytwornyPolish
- اعیانیPersian
- اعيانىPashto
- chiquePortuguese
- şicRomanian
- шикарныйRussian
- nóbl, extraSlovak
- finSlovenian
- elegantanSerbian
- flottSwedish
- หรูหราThai
- şık kibarTurkish
- 豪華的Chinese (Trad.)
- шикарнийUkrainian
- اعلي ترين، شان دارUrdu
- bảnh baoVietnamese
- 豪华的Chinese (Simp.)
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