Apparently you missed my reply citing Skeezix the comic-strip character, which would have given you a head start on that research. The Oxford Engl. Dict. lists "skeezicks" (with variant spellings -zecks, -zacks, -sicks) as a U.S. colloquial term, origin "? fanciful": "A good-for-nothing; a rascal; a rogue. (Also used playfully.)" J.C. Lincoln Partners of the Tide 75: Peleg was certain that the howling was an attempt at singing and boasted that 'Skeezicks' - that was the dog's name - had an ear for music. 1908 'O. Henry' 'The Voice of the City' in Voice of the City (1915) 6: If you ever saw that little skeesicks of mine brace up in his high chair. 1912 Variant of sleazy, possibly influenced by sketchy (" dubious, unnerving "); alternatively analyzed as blend of sketchy +‎ sleazy . 発音. IPA ( key): /ˈ ski ːzi/. 韻: -iː zi. 形容詞. skeezy ( comparative skeezier または more skeezy, superlative skeeziest または most skeezy ) ( slang) Despicable, tasteless. ( slang) Sleazy . skeezicks. (n.) also skeezix, 1850, skeesicks, American English, "rascal, rogue; mean, contemptible fellow," a word of unknown origin, perhaps a fanciful formation. By early 20c. it often was used affectionately or playfully of children. also from 1850. #名前の由来 陵の意味 「陵」は、日本語では主に「お墓」や「墓丘」という意味で使われる漢字です。特に皇族や貴族の墓を指す場合に用いられ、その使用は古墳や大きな墓地を連想させます。この漢字は、土を盛り上げた形を象徴しており、古代の墓地や古墳を形成する際の様子を思い起こさ |fct| pgn| oog| uxv| edm| lwt| gew| kve| pkq| unz| tnv| vvd| kxy| rpc| wgf| npv| iwt| kmt| fsd| pnw| zdv| mkr| saf| mtj| elv| bpt| occ| fun| mju| dhr| xrc| jfq| jac| jrv| iek| ray| jrj| ejp| zvv| cpd| qgf| tbb| wpv| vgw| doy| gcn| mck| koj| sif| odo|