Definition of rickey in English:

rickey

nounPlural rickeys ˈrɪkiˈrɪki

North American

A drink consisting of a spirit, typically gin, mixed with lime or lemon juice, carbonated water, and ice.
〈北美〉利克酒，利克水（一般用杜松子酒和酸橙或柠檬汁、汽水、冰混合而成的饮品）
I wanted to drink gin rickeys
lime rickeys
Example sentencesExamples
- It gorged itself, often on dishes it invented (steamed oysters, say), and it famously liked drinking itself into a stupor (at one time, on the gin rickeys it invented).
- ‘The Extended Lights’ propositions its readers: ‘Let's drink gin rickeys / in a hotel bar below street level’; afterward ‘We'll record messages in the fountain/around which the rest of the garden turns.’

Origin

Late 19th century: probably from the surname Rickey.

Rhymes

brickie, Dickie, hickey, icky, mickey, Nicky, picky, quickie, Rikki, sickie, sticky, tricky, Vicky

Definition of rickey in US English:

rickey

nounˈrɪkiˈrikē

North American

A drink consisting of liquor, typically gin, mixed with lime juice, carbonated water, and ice.
〈北美〉利克酒，利克水（一般用杜松子酒和酸橙或柠檬汁、汽水、冰混合而成的饮品）
gin rickey
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘The Extended Lights’ propositions its readers: ‘Let's drink gin rickeys / in a hotel bar below street level’; afterward ‘We'll record messages in the fountain/around which the rest of the garden turns.’
- It gorged itself, often on dishes it invented (steamed oysters, say), and it famously liked drinking itself into a stupor (at one time, on the gin rickeys it invented).

Origin

Late 19th century: probably from the surname Rickey.

单词	rickey
释义	Definition of rickey in English: rickey nounPlural rickeys ˈrɪkiˈrɪki North American A drink consisting of a spirit, typically gin, mixed with lime or lemon juice, carbonated water, and ice. 〈北美〉利克酒，利克水（一般用杜松子酒和酸橙或柠檬汁、汽水、冰混合而成的饮品） I wanted to drink gin rickeys lime rickeys Example sentencesExamples It gorged itself, often on dishes it invented (steamed oysters, say), and it famously liked drinking itself into a stupor (at one time, on the gin rickeys it invented). ‘The Extended Lights’ propositions its readers: ‘Let's drink gin rickeys / in a hotel bar below street level’; afterward ‘We'll record messages in the fountain/around which the rest of the garden turns.’ Origin Late 19th century: probably from the surname Rickey. Rhymes brickie, Dickie, hickey, icky, mickey, Nicky, picky, quickie, Rikki, sickie, sticky, tricky, Vicky Definition of rickey in US English: rickey nounˈrɪkiˈrikē North American A drink consisting of liquor, typically gin, mixed with lime juice, carbonated water, and ice. 〈北美〉利克酒，利克水（一般用杜松子酒和酸橙或柠檬汁、汽水、冰混合而成的饮品） gin rickey Example sentencesExamples ‘The Extended Lights’ propositions its readers: ‘Let's drink gin rickeys / in a hotel bar below street level’; afterward ‘We'll record messages in the fountain/around which the rest of the garden turns.’ It gorged itself, often on dishes it invented (steamed oysters, say), and it famously liked drinking itself into a stupor (at one time, on the gin rickeys it invented). Origin Late 19th century: probably from the surname Rickey.
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