whicker

[ hwik-er, wik- ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

verb (used without object)

whicker

/ ˈwɪkə /

Origin of whicker¹

1650–60; whick- (compare Old English hwicung squeaking, said of mice) + -er ⁶; akin to German wiehern to neigh

Origin of whicker¹

C17: of imitative origin

Whicker tried out for The Biggest Loser before trying HealthyWage.

Suddenly through the intense silence, he heard the whicker of a horse.

"Thanks" replied the gentleman and he sat down on the edge of a whicker chair.

And Yankee evidently smiled when he saw me, and greeted me with a joyous little whicker that spoke volumes.

The two beautiful heads turned toward her as she came down the steps and Nick gave a satisfied little whicker.

If everything goes by the board, you won't hear a whicker out of me.

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