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Meanings of hickey in English

Portuguese
furúnculo
Catalan
gra
Spanish
grano

A small inflamed elevation of the skin; a pustule or papule; common symptom in acne.

furúnculo
Russian
засос
Portuguese
chupão
Spanish
sugilacion

Bruise-like mark caused by the kissing or sucking of the skin.

засос
Synonyms
Examples for "hickie"
Examples for "hickie"
1
Chiellini's shoulder was a shade of red that suggested he'd been given a hickie, not a bite.
The Guardian
2
Kekewich and Hickie had combined their forces at the beginning of February.
The Great Boer War
3
Denis Hickie appeared to have a glittering career in front of him.
The Irish Times
4
Glorious tries from Denis Hickie and Tyrone Howe confirm Ireland's new running threat.
The Irish Times
5
Cuthbert, seedy, was relieved by Hickie in command of the 13th Brigade to-day.
The Doings of the Fifteenth Infantry Brigade: August 1914 to Mar...
1
His thirteen-year-old son Michael comes home with what looks like a love bite.
The new yorker
2
There's a huge hickey, a veritable love bite, on your neck.
An ordinary decent criminal
3
Or shall I just give her a love bite?
Dead until dark
4
Nobody gives a love bite that big.
Slow decay
5
He pulled down my hose and bit me, not a love bite, but bit me on the thigh.
Blood Noir
Usage of hickey in English
1
A livid hickey stood out on her soft skin on her throat.
Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town
2
I don't think I've ever actually given anyone a hickey before.
Stolen heat
3
There's a huge hickey, a veritable love bite, on your neck.
An ordinary decent criminal
4
Eva had never given anyone a hickey in her life.
Beauty and the feast
5
Spencer ran to her mirror and saw a huge, purple hickey near her collarbone.
Flawless
6
It works pretty much in that Gatorade hickey way.
News.com.au
7
He seemed to have a hickey on his neck.
Club dead
8
Now, you push this do-hickey to the left.
East of eden
9
She released the fabric and the hickey of her own saliva was damp on her skin.
Hemlock Grove
10
She felt him suck hard on her neck, surely creating a hickey, but she didn't care.
Ruthless
11
I even spotted a hickey on my neck.
Gentlemen prefer succubi
12
Mark struggled to his feet, rubbing the bruise forming on his neck like a giant hickey.
Shades of gray
13
A neat, nice bite, but there was no bruising, no hickey mark spreading across her creamy flesh.
Burnt Offerings
14
Hickey said Cuba's health care budget was no larger that his hospital's.
Reuters
15
It's more expensive for the companies involved, said Bespoke co-founder Paul Hickey.
Reuters
16
The Hickey case will effectively decide the issues in the other actions.
The Irish Times
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Translations for hickey
Catalan
gra
Russian
засос
Hickey through the time