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Meanings of good nick in English

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Usage of good nick in English
1
He started moving a bit yesterday … he's in good nick, Shaw said.
News.com.au
2
Trial watchers will have marked her marked She's in good nick.
News.com.au
3
He double-faults, but generally his serve looks in good nick.
The Guardian
4
He's been playing in Portugal and is in good nick.
Radio NZ
5
Physically he seems to be in pretty good nick too.
News.com.au
6
Cows are in good nick and farmers are asking for a week of fine weather.
Radio NZ
7
Those forests are in really good nick and sika are devastating on our plant species.
Radio NZ
8
But he's in good nick to right those wrongs.
The Guardian
9
Guys who came in are in very good nick.
The Irish Times
10
Prune trees near your house, clear guttering, and keep your roof in good nick to avoid expensive repairs.
Radio NZ
11
The ram's going out and you can determine next years income by keeping the ewes in good nick.
Radio NZ
12
Well, here's another reason to keep your mouth in good nick: it could help protect your cardiovascular system.
The Irish Times
13
Neither team were in good nick.
The Guardian
14
All of it well-loved and well-worn, but still in good nick and nothing shocking to scare the horses.
The Guardian
15
Bringbackthebiff looks in good nick.
The Guardian
16
He looks in good nick.
The Guardian
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