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Vick

[ vik ]

noun

  1. a male given name, form of Victor.


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Newton certainly can put up impressive rushing numbers in the Vick mold, but it would make the Patriots’ task much easier if his passing numbers were to get better from here.

Michael Vick The next couple seasons should be the last hurrah for the almost 34-year-old quarterback.

Vick's article got him labeled anti-Semitic by American Jewish groups.

"They're otherwise engaged; they're making money; they're enjoying the rays of late summer," Vick wrote.

Michael Vick has all the ability in the world, and this is his ninth season in the league.

I doubt, though, that with so much on the line that Vick is thinking about anything so petty as revenge.

The first clock that kept anything like accurate time was constructed by a certain Henry Vick, in 1370.

Do as I tell you, dear Vick, and I will vouch for a favorable termination.

Mrs. Vick and her three daughters lived in the other house, on the same foundation as our own.

At this time, our troubles (in Rochester) were not known to any one except Mrs. Vick and our own family.

Vick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine is one of the most beautiful magazines in the world.

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