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wicket

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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES wicket gate wicket keeper COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS ■ ADJECTIVE sticky ▪ When full-blown free trade eventually comes, the Windwards will be on a very sticky wicket . ▪ Her speech went as well as was possible, given that ...

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A wicket is a term used in the sport of cricket with several related meanings. It also has some non-cricket meanings: " Sticky Wicket ", a M*A*S*H episode Mrs. Wicket, from Mr. Bean Wicket (retail) ; in banking, the place where a customer performs a transaction ...

Usage examples of wicket.

There would only be the skipper up there, unless Bittle or Bloem or perhaps the Tiger himself happened to have gone up to watch the loading from that point, and even against those odds the girl felt capable of keeping her wicket up, if she could only find a weapon.

As he unclosed the wicket, at its very entrance, standing so that in spite of every caution a full view of Monina was at once afforded, stood a young man, whose countenance bespoke him to be ever on the alert for gamesome tricks, or worse mischief.

He passed quickly through what Jack called the rose-garden - lucus a non lucendo - through the shrubbery to the edge of the hill and there below him on a broad meadow was a game of cricket all laid out, the fielders in their places, keenly attentive to the bowler as he went through his motions, the sound of the stroke again, the batsmen twinkling between the wickets, fielders darting for the ball, tossing it in, and then the whole pattern taking shape again, a formal dance, white shirts on the green.

And Bertuccio, feeling in his pocket, signed to a keeper whom he saw through the window of the wicket.

Through her sick heart rushed the realization, that if she merely had stood before that wicket and asked one question, she would have known that all those bitter years of skimping for Elnora and herself had been unnecessary.

Tom was on the lawn, whooping and knocking croquet balls through a set of wickets.

Vnto which inglomerated and winding heape of bowelles, there was a conuenient comming vnto and entrance in: with small loope-holes and wickets in sundry places diuersly disposed, yeelding thorough them a sufficient light to beholde the seuerall partes of the artificiall anothomie, not wanting any member that is found in a naturall body.

Stiffly she bent to unhook the pedometer, not broken, and showed it at the wicket.

I had scarse spoken these words, when he tooke me by the hand and brought mee to a certaine house, the gate whereof was closed fast, so that I went through the wicket, then he brought me into a chamber somewhat darke, and shewed me a Matron cloathed in mourning vesture, and weeping in lamentable wise.

There I hauing small delight to make anie long staie, I intended to take an vnknowne way further in, which my vndertaken course, I espied a light whiche so long I had wished for, comming in at a litle wicket as small as I could see.

Ilna slid the drawbolt open, but the sagging frame kept her from pushing the wicket open.

The Shadow performed a quick wheel to the front hallway, knowing that Gypper might open the wicket and shove a gun through.

You score points by hitting your ball through a course of six wickets twice, the four outside hoops, the center hoops, then back again in the opposite direction.

They came within one out of it last yearat Shea Stadium this was, against the Metsand then this guy named Bill Buckner who was playing first base let an easy grounder get through his wickets.

There were fistfights in the hydrangea, orgasms among the croquet wickets.