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How many bells have you got on the old dickory?
dickory by Elisabeth the Queen December 25, 2009
Urban Dictionary Merch
like in "hickory dickory clocks", dickory is used as an adjective that will be descibing the worst of situations and of objects.
The clansman makes a good point when he bought piece of dickory clocks for jocks.
dickory by Freed O.T. February 22, 2006
when someone fucks a hickory tree
i did a dickory on that tree before!
dickory by GABEBESTX1771 April 26, 2026

dickory doubt 

Doubting if someone has a dick; questioning ones manhood.
Mike over there is giving me some serious dickory doubt.
Ya, what guy doesn't like football?
dickory doubt by thankyoubarney January 7, 2012

dickory actor

You’re super happy on a 10 hour flight home and some ass-hole barely known actor condescended and berates the flight attendant because he thinks he should be in first class. Jerk Adam G ur DAZED
Hey do u know who I am? I’m a star. Not some no name Dickory actor
dickory actor by S.A Esse January 7, 2024

Hickory Dickory Clock

The term "Hickory Dickory Clock" refers to a clock made from hickory (or other types of wood) that has penis shaped hands, or other phallic themed decorations. The "Hickory" suggests the clock must be wooden for this title to apply, while the "Dickory" points to the genitalia decorations. The original hickory dickory clock's whereabouts are unknown, however the second ever crafted resides in paris.
Jamie: "Wow, I love your hickory dickory clock! The shape of the hands really turn me on..."
Niko: "Thank you! And yeah, looking at it turns me on too..."
Jamie: "You should show me your hickory dickory cock big boy."
Niko: "OK."
Hickory Dickory Clock by Varnpike October 25, 2016

Hickory Dickory Dock 

A simple poem that seems sexual because of similarities between "dock" and "cock".
Hickory Dickory Dock
Your mom sucked my Cock
The clock struck one
And all was done
Hickory Dickory Dock
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