Knicks
- proper noun
- /nɪks/
- And you're about to give the Knicks their first championship since 1973.
- New York Knicks
- a Knicks game
- the Knicks coach
Heat versus Knicks leave it alone.
- Heat versus Knicks leave it alone.
- I did more fun stuff last night by going to the Knicks game.
- He had a color TV so he could see the Knicks play basketball and rest in peace.
- You know, I remember the the guard made Archibald, I think New York Knicks.
- But now to end the night with the most stressful thing of the day, the New York Knicks basketball.
- I'm going to go with the Knicks in the Finals versus Denver Nuggets yoke it.
- Knicks, Knicks, Knicks, You get to play boy skitball.
- It was kind of the Knicks family taking some stress off my mom's shoulders.
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Andy Rautins plays for the Canadian National Team, and he was on the Knicks roster last season.
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I'll call you when we play the Knicks.
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And when did the Knicks game begin?
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And what are your expectations of the Knicks next season?
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See, everybody remember him from the Knicks, when he helped win that second championship.
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Goes without saying that there were many, many rough years between my Knicks and your Bulls.
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Do you think the Knicks are gonna make it to the semifinals?
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But the tickets were for New York Knicks vs. Boston Celtics.
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So what happens to the hot start of the New York Knicks when Amare Stoudemire is ready to return?
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Last night, the Knicks played an exciting game against their biggest rivals.
Synonyms
A group of players who play basketball together in competitions
Surface Forms
Etymology
Knicks as the team name comes from the old word Knickerbockers, a name first used for early New Yorkers and also for 'short pants'. The team kept the short form Knicks, so the name links the club to New York history.