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  1. noun Slang A detective.
  2. noun Chiefly British A fellow; a guy.
  3. noun Vulgar A penis.
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  • Where one life was sacrificed, two more were made miserable. —  Morgawr
  • The feeling, you could close your eyes and imagine your dick is a hundred miles long, and it would still hurt. —  Fight Club
  • What a guy does with his dick is his business and Rick never came on to me. —  Too Many Spies Spoil The Case
  • "Your dick is my dick," Jay says to geeky, grown-up virgin Andy (Steve Carrell), a mission that's embraced by fellow Smart Tech co-workers Dave and Jay. —  Filmcritic.com Movie Reviews
  • He found it peaceful. —  Hot Money
 

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Etymologies (4)

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  1. Shortening and alteration of detective.
  2. From Dick, nickname for Richard.

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  1. Var. of dike and of ditch.
  2. Perhaps from Dutch dek, a cover, a horse-cloth (cf. deken, a coverlet, blanket, quilt), the same as dek, a deck: see deck, n., of which dick is thus apparently a variant form. The English form may be due in part to association with the proper name Dick. Hence diminutive dicky, q. v.
 

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