Dickie

He was a six-foot-five ex-Marine (though in Dickie's mind there was no such thing as an ex-Marine) with a booming voice.

Dickie Lee Fox, R. I. P. Bill Crider 2008

"I believe Dickie is Lord Arden," Elfrida began, and I am not at all sure that she would not have gone on to give her reasons, including the whole story which the Mouldiestwarp had told to Dickie; but at that moment there was a roaring, rushing sound from inside the cave, and a flash of shiny silver gleamed across that dark gap in the hillside.

Harding's Luck Edith 1909

And that's just why we must do everything we possibly can to prove that Dickie is the rightful heir, so that whether he has the title or I have it you and I may never have to reproach ourselves for having left a single stone unturned to give him his rights – whatever they are.

Harding's Luck Edith 1909

Dickie is in the hands of those who will keep him from you for many a day unless you yourself go, alone, and rescue him.

Harding's Luck Edith 1909

She had heard vague rumors of a pet of theirs called Dickie, but had never been interested enough even to inquire about him.

Betty Vivian A Story of Haddo Court School L. T. Meade 1884

All through that day of wonder, which included real roses that you could pick and smell, and real gooseberries that you could gather and eat, as well as picture-books, a clockwork bear, a musical box, and a doll's house almost as big as a small villa, an idea kept on hammering at the other side of a locked door in Dickie's mind, and when he was in bed it got the door open and came out and looked at him.

Harding's Luck Edith 1909

BrewDog’s Jim Watt and Martin Dickie, with the world’s strongest beer.

World’s Strongest Beer Heads to the U.S. | Impact Lab 2010

The shop was owned by a very hip middle-aged woman named Edith Frucci, who everyone affectionately called Dickie.

Me, The Mob, And The Music Tommy James 2010

The shop was owned by a very hip middle-aged woman named Edith Frucci, who everyone affectionately called Dickie.

Me, The Mob, And The Music Tommy James 2010

The shop was owned by a very hip middle-aged woman named Edith Frucci, who everyone affectionately called Dickie.

Me, The Mob, And The Music Tommy James 2010