crick

• “Why you got your pants off?” If the crick was running it might make sense. —  GUDMagazineIssue0::Spring2007
• You mean, the kind of crick one gets from perpetually playing second fiddle? —  Gawker
• We see them sitting around watching TV and despair that they can't spend their days swimming in the quaint fishing hole down by the crick or roaming around the neighborhood with a wagon collecting tin for the war effort - though, most of those memories probably comes from the thousands of afternoons we spent watching Little Rascals shorts. —  Ridiculopathy.com
• She says she ain't never done nothin' with the crick, an' if she ever nested anywhere it was in her own owned an' mortgaged house. —  Susan Clegg and a Man in the House
• He calls her Lord Crick--crick--ipplegate," sobbed her ladyship, "Why did I marry him Why, indeed!" —  The International Magazine, Volume 2, No. 2, January, 1851

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