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Definition
Synonym
wick
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Docht
wick
Lascheneinlage
f
med.
wick
Docht
m
Dochte
pl
wick
wick
s
Lascheneinlage
f
med.
Lascheneinlagen
pl
wick
wick
s
Reinigungsdocht
m
cleaning
wick
Dochtschmierung
f
wick
lubrication
Kerzendocht
m
candle
wick
; candle
wick
Zündschnur
f
, Lunte
f
Zündschnüre
pl
, Lunten
pl
slow match (
wick
)
slow matches
Zündschnur
f
; Lunte
f
Zündschnüre
pl
; Lunten
pl
slow match (
wick
)
slow matches
Statik-Entlader
m
aviat.
Statik-Entlader
pl
static
wick
discharger
static
wick
dischargers
Keks
m
; Keks
n
Ös.
cook.
Kekse
pl
ein paar Kekse
jdm. auf den Keks gehen
ugs.
übtr.
biscuit
Br.
; cookie
Am.
biscuits; cookies
a few cookies
to get on sb.'s
wick
fig.
Keks
m
Dt.
; Keks
n
Bayr.
Ös.
; Plätzchen
n
Dt.
; Brötle
n
BW
; Guetsle
n
BW
; Guetzli
n
Schw.
; Biskuit
n
Schw.
cook.
Kekse
pl
; Plätzchen
pl
; Brötle
pl
; Guetsle
pl
; Guetzlie
pl
; Biskuits
pl
Butterkeks
m
; Butterplätzchen
n
; Butterguetzli
n
Haschischkeks
m
; Haschkeks
m
Mürbteigskeks
m
; Mürbteigplätzchen
n
; Mürbteigguetzli
n
ein paar Kekse
jdm. auf den Keks gehen
ugs.
übtr.
biscuit
Br.
; cookie
Am.
biscuits; cookies
butter biscuit
Br.
; butter cookie
Am.
hashish cookie; hash cookie
shortcrust biscuit; shortcrust cookie
Am.
; shortbread biscuit
Sc.
a few cookies
to get on sb.'s
wick
fig.
Deutsche
Docht Synonyme
Englische
wick Synonyme
wick
ed
Herculean
aberrant
abnormal
abominable
abstruse
adroit
antic
arduous
arrant
atrocious
au fait
bad
baleful
barbarous
base
bitchy
black
blamable
blameworthy
blue
broad
brutal
capable
chancy
children of darkness
clever
competent
complex
criminal
critical
cussed
damnable
dark
delicate
delinquent
demanding
despiteful
deviant
difficile
difficult
disgraceful
dregs of society
evil
evildoing
exacting
execrable
felonious
flagitious
flagrant
formidable
foul
godless
good
hairy
hard
hard-earned
hard-fought
hardly the thing
harmful
hateful
hazardous
heinous
ignominious
ill
illegal
immoral
impious
impish
improper
inaccurate
inappropriate
inauspicious
incorrect
indecorous
inexpedient
infamous
inferior
iniquitous
intricate
invalid
invidious
irreligious
jawbreaking
jeopardous
knavish
knotted
knotty
laborious
larkish
limbs of Satan
low
malefactory
malefic
maleficent
malevolent
malfeasant
malicious
malign
malignant
mean
mischievous
monstrous
nasty
naughty
nefarious
no picnic
not done
not easy
not the thing
noxious
off-base
off-color
operose
ornery
out-of-line
peccant
perilous
pesky
prankish
pranky
pretty
proper
purple
qualified
racy
rank
reprehensible
reprobate
rigorous
risky
roguish
rough
rugged
sacrilegious
salty
scandalous
set with thorns
severe
shady
shameful
shameless
sinful
sinister
sons of Belial
sons of men
spicy
spiny
spiteful
steep
strenuous
suggestive
terrible
the bad
the evil
the reprobate
the unrighteous
the
wick
ed
thorny
ticklish
toilsome
tough
treacherous
tricky
troublous
ugly
un-Christly
unangelic
unchristian
uncivilized
unconscionable
undue
unfavorable
unfit
unfitting
unforgivable
ungodly
unhealthy
unholy
unkind
unlawful
unpardonable
unpleasant
unrighteous
unsaintly
unseemly
unskillful
unsound
unspeakable
unsuitable
untoward
unworthy
uphill
vexatious
vicious
vile
villai
wick
edness
aberrance
aberrancy
abnormality
arrantness
badness
baseness
bitchiness
corruption
criminality
cussedness
damnability
debt
delinquency
depravity
deviance
deviancy
devilishness
devilment
devilry
deviltry
evil intent
evilness
fiendishness
flagitiousness
foulness
godlessness
harmfulness
hatefulness
heinousness
hellishness
illegality
immorality
impiety
improperness
impropriety
inaccuracy
inappropriateness
inauspiciousness
incorrectness
indecorousness
indecorum
inexpedience
inferiority
infraction
iniquitousness
invalidity
invidiousness
irreligion
maleficence
malevolence
malice
malice aforethought
malice prepense
maliciousness
malignance
malignancy
malignity
meanness
moral badness
nastiness
naughtiness
nefariousness
noxiousness
orneriness
peccancy
rankness
reprehensibility
sin
sinfulness
un-Christliness
unangelicalness
unchristianliness
unfavorableness
unfitness
unfittingness
ungodliness
unhealthiness
unholiness
unkindness
unlawfulness
unpleasantness
unrighteousness
unsaintliness
unseemliness
unskillfulness
unsuitability
vice
viciousness
vileness
villainousness
violation
wrong
wrongfulness
wrongness
wick
et
bay
bay window
bow window
casement
casement window
fan window
fanlight
grille
lancet window
lantern
lattice
light
louver window
oriel
pane
picture window
port
porthole
rose window
skylight
transom
window
window bay
window glass
windowpane
wick Definition
Wick
(
n.
)
Alt.
of
Wich
Wick
(
n.
)
A
bundle
of
fibers,
or
a
loosely
twisted
or
braided
cord,
tape,
or
tube,
usually
made
of
soft
spun
cotton
threads,
which
by
capillary
attraction
draws
up
a
steady
supply
of
the
oil
in
lamps,
the
melted
tallow
or
wax
in
candles,
or
other
material
used
for
illumination,
in
small
successive
portions,
to
be
burned.
Wick
(
v.
i.)
To
strike
a
stone
in
an
oblique
direction.
wick Bedeutung
wick
taper
a
loosely
woven
cord
(in
a
candle
or
oil
lamp)
that
draws
fuel
by
capillary
action
up
into
the
flame
wick
any
piece
of
cord
that
conveys
liquid
by
capillary
action,
the
physician
put
a
wick
in
the
wound
to
drain
it
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