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'''Dick''', '''Dicks''', or '''Dick's''' may refer to:
The word and name '''Dick''' has multiple meanings. While Dick is a time-honoured contraction of the ] ''']''', it is also an ] and ] for the ], and in modern times, it is frequently used as an insult or ] or to refer to an unpleasant, rude, or antisocial person (usually make, but can be anyone). A number of the bearers of this name are populary known as "Dick" rather than "Richard", see ]. Also, some people are actually called and named Dick, as opposed to Richard.

'''Dick''', '''Dicks''', or '''Dick's''' may also mean or refer to among other things:


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==Media== ==Media==
* '']'', a 1999 American ] ] in which two girls cause the downfall of Richard Nixon
* ], a 2004 album by Fila Brazillia * ], a 2004 album by Fila Brazillia
* ], a musical group * ], a musical group
* ], a 1999 American comedy film * ], a 1999 American comedy film
* ], a 2019 song by Starboi3 featuring Doja Cat
* ], a ] band
* '']'', a 2023 American black comedy film
* For the ] ] album by ] who is the guitarist from a band ], see '']''
* ], a novel written in 1851 by ]
* ], the real life whale that inspired the novel
* For the classic ] ](posthmously a frequent source of ] plots and concepts), see ]
* '']'', the movie starring ] also refers to this usage
* '']'', an album by ]
* '']'', a ]
* Dicks., author abbreviation for ] (1738-1822)


==Names== ==Names==
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* ] * ]
* ] * ]
* Dick, a casual substitution ] for the name ] or ] * Dick, a diminutive for ]
* ], a powerful ] politician
* ] (1823–1891), a pen name of Edmond de la Fontaine of Luxembourg * ] (1823–1891), a pen name of Edmond de la Fontaine of Luxembourg
* ], botanical author abbreviation for James Dickson (1738–1822) * ], botanical author abbreviation for ] (1738–1822)
* ], the famous ]al investigator, had that name from his ]
* "Dick" or "]" is also slang for ]
* ], a ] politician
* ], American actor and comedian best known for his roles on TV sitcoms


==Places== ==Places==
* ], a ] in ], ], ]
* ], a mountain in California * ], a mountain in California
* ], an unincorporated community
* ], a ]-based ] restaurant chain in Seattle
* ], a major sporting goods retailer in the Eastern and Midwestern ]
* ], a ] ] in ], ], nicknamed "The Dick"
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** ], a soccer stadium in Denver, Colorado

==People==
* ], American entrepreneur
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* ] (1858-1945), America politician
* ]
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* ], novel by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
* ], fictional character
* ] (born 1958), Scottish musician
* ], vice-president of the ]
* Dick Deadeye, a character in the operetta ]
* ]
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* ] (1907-1997), American engineer
* ] (1858-1902), British-born Australian swimmer & sport entrepreneur
* ]
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* ] (c.1745-1846) Scottish soldier killed in the ]
* ] (1740-1812), American politician - New Jersey
* ] (1836-1907), American politician <!-- Congressman --> - Pennsylvania
* ] (1774-1857), Scottish writer and teacher
* ]
* ]
* ], Scottish soldier
* ]

==First name==
* ], American television personality
* ], the original ], later ] of the (fictional) ] Universe
* ], Homicide detective in the ] series
* ], American chairman and CEO of Wells Fargo & Company, San Francisco, CA
* ] (1898-1963), Dutch footballer
* ], political advisor
* ], American Comedian and Actor


==Other uses== ==Other uses==
* ], a ] for the penis as well as a pejorative epithet
* An abrasive and inconsiderate person
* ], a euphemism for the penis as well as a pejorative epithet * ], a Seattle, Washington-based fast food chain
* ], a major sporting goods retailer in the United States
* ], a soccer stadium in Denver, Colorado
* ], in early 20th century or 19th century English * ], in early 20th century or 19th century English
* ], or abbreviation DIC(K), a political party * ], or DIC(K), a political party
* DIC, Departmental Introductory Course (used commonly in IIT Bombay, India)
* A silly person
* A contemptible or stupid ] is often reffered to as a ']', although usually not in their ]!
* Dick is also a slang term used to refer to a ] or ]. It is a shortened form (]) of ''detective''. ''Anyone know the etymology of this?''
* From this, the term "dick around" means to carelessly waste time, as in "Quit dicking around, we have to finish and start studying for your exam you douche bag!"
* Also, evolving from this usage (and somewhat from the above police usage), the term "dick" has been used disparagingly to denote U.S. ] and other very conservative persons, especially those with power that unapologetically assert their agenda by use of such power
* "Dick", a vulgar, derogatory term for a contemptible, mean, or odious man, as in: "Quit being such a dick."
* Another meaning for someone who is annoying and gets in the way, like ]
* A surname of the ] origin; the German word "dick" means fat


==See also== ==See also==
* A slang term for detective (''The Bank Dick'', etc.)
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* ], a novel by American artist and author Chris Kraus * '']'', a novel by American artist and author Chris Kraus
* ] (born 1942), German rock music singer * ] (born 1942), German rock music singer
* ]
* ], a British pudding * ], a British pudding
* ]
* ], a male sexual organ (similar to ], but derived from the ] word "deek", or ]), a colloquial vulgarism
* The MediaWiki essay, ]
* The satirical Misplaced Pages policy essay, ]
* A common ] for people named Richard


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