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amassado
Catalan
osca
Spanish
corte
An impression in a surface (as made by a blow)
dent
ding
gouge
Portuguese
amassado
Catalan
mòssa
A small cut.
notch
snick
Catalan
mòssa
Catalan
oscar
Spanish
mellar
Cut a nick into.
chip
Catalan
oscar
1
It is in the
nick
of time, too, just at the crisis.
2
Mr. Mac-Morlan and the soldiers had appeared in the
nick
of time.
3
He knew that the helicopter was coming in the
nick
of time.
4
He had just got to the bank in the
nick
of time.
5
The cattleman knew he had found her in the
nick
of time.
6
The concerning news is that Munster, somehow, did
nick
one in defeat.
7
Tell you about my childhood, and just in the
nick
of time.
8
Xanthe side stepped a foul-smelling puddle, just in the
nick
of time.
9
Obama, as they see it, has arrived in the
nick
of time.
10
She rose in the
nick
of time and slipped away from him.
11
I suppose that these lodgings fell vacant in the
nick
of time.
12
Burbage learned to anticipate this by yielding in the
nick
of time.
13
I mean that this Indian comes just in the
nick
of time.
14
Bob tore his head out of reach in the
nick
of time.
15
Kennedy was rescued in the
nick
of time, and pledged to silence.
16
In the
nick
of time, we tumble into the corridor, hearts thundering.
nick
·
very nick
good nick
small nick
tiny nick
great nick
Portuguese
amassado
Catalan
osca
tall
mossa
mòssa
oscar
escantellar
descantellar
Spanish
corte
mellar
muescar