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While '''Dick''' is a time-honoured contraction of the name ''']''', it is also an ] for ], and in modern times it is frequently used as an insult. While '''Dick''' is a time-honoured contraction of the name '''Richard''', it is also an euphemism for ], and in modern times it is frequently used as an insult.


A contemptible or stupid ] is often referred to as a 'dickhead', although usually not in their ]! A contemptible or stupid person is often referred to as a 'dickhead', although usually not in their hearing!


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'''Dick''' is also a ] term used to refer to a ] or ]. It is a shortened form (]) of ''detective''. '''Dick''' is also a ] term used to refer to a ] or ]. It is a shortened form (]) of ''detective''.
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While Dick is a time-honoured contraction of the name Richard, it is also an euphemism for penis, and in modern times it is frequently used as an insult.

A contemptible or stupid person is often referred to as a 'dickhead', although usually not in their hearing!


Dick is also a slang term used to refer to a private investigator or detective. It is a shortened form (apocope) of detective.