Knicks
- noun
- /nɪks/
- Be careful with the knife so you do not leave Knicks on the countertop.
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Examples
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There are several knicks on the table from years of use.
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Look at the knicks on the glass!
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The old wooden bench had several Knicks from years of use in the garden.
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After moving the furniture, I noticed a few Knicks on the living room floor.
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The old wooden bench had several Knicks from years of use in the garden.
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After moving the furniture, I noticed a few Knicks on the living room floor.
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Be careful with the knife so you do not leave Knicks on the countertop.
Synonyms
A thin shallow mark on skin or a surface made by something sharp
A small cut in a surface or object
A small piece broken off an object, often leaving a mark
A mark on a surface caused by rubbing it against something hard
A small chip or notch in the surface of something
A small cut or mark on a surface that appears when something hits it
How Damaged
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Knicks in this meaning is the plural of nick, which means a small 'cut' or 'notch' in a surface. So Knicks are tiny chips or marks you can see on wood or metal.