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(Ethnic slur) offensive term for persons of Latin American descent.
spick
spic
1
He couldna bear tew look na tew
spik
to nane o' us.
2
I, who
spik
to you, am made for a courtier, a noble.
3
If he should only
spik
your 'osban's name, all would be different.
4
Poof, the world is to conquer,-letus not
spik
so much.
5
He has fear of forgetting how to
spik
Angleesh, he says.
6
Bot dat violon, he
spik
'
more deep, to de heart, lak' de Rossignol.
7
He does
spik
already Frainch like a Parisien young gentleman!
8
But you must never
spik
against Captain 'Arrees again, menma.
9
Meester Radway he
spik
dat we kip off dat marsh w'en he mak' cole.
10
You must scuse my English; I no
spik
often.
11
Natural gas prices have similarly
spiked
and retreated over the past year.
12
Reported cases of whooping cough have
spiked
in the past four weeks.
13
Violence has
spiked
across the country since the operations in Helmand began.
14
Last year, tensions
spiked
during a standoff in the remote Guerguerat area.
15
The number of YouTube views have
spiked
in the last few days.
16
The stock market plunged, the lira fell and government bond yields
spiked
.
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