dicky-bird
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When I googled dicky bird the definition just said that dicky bird means small bird so dicky must mean small.Then again you also hear the word dicky being used for when someone's ill (dicky tummy) or when there's something wrong with something (dicky motor) so we're non the wiser are we? lol
Note to self, switch webcam off when logged in to Accyweb
Dicky is a term used to express something like small, irrelevant or insignificant i.e. Burnley Football Club where a bit dicky last season.
Or it can be express by our female counter parts in the manner which Dave suggests by wanting to avoid is small peace being identified on his webcam.
WE dont magpie weve grown up.why do we call birds that ?
Hm Cashman... I still have my inner child I will never grow up:WE dont magpie weve grown up.
Life is too short and so am I :
na ya aint that short magpie.Hm Cashman... I still have my inner child I will never grow up:
Life is too short and so am I :
so one can assume your the originalHm Cashman... I still have my inner child I will never grow up:
Life is too short and so am I :
dicky bird
Two little dicky birds
(Fly away Peter, fly away Paul)
(Fly away Peter, fly away Paul)
Just a Child's Nursery Rhyme This nursery rhyme or poem is unusual as although the poem only has four lines there are two titles for it - the obvious 'Two little dicky birds' and the more obscure 'Fly away Peter, Fly away Paul'! An explanation for this could be the actions which accompany the words of Two little dicky birds! The imitation of a bird flying away is a very pronounced action and would there stay in the mind of a child - this action accompanies the words "Fly away Peter, fly away Paul". The origin for the term 'dicky bird' cannot be traced but term is passed down from
generation via 'baby talk'!
generation via 'baby talk'!
What about a dicky bow? Is that small, or ill?
yep was one of the best.
