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quick·ie
(kwĭk′ē)n. Informal
1. Something made or done rapidly.
2. An act of sexual intercourse that is done quickly and often furtively.
quick′ie adj.
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quickie
(ˈkwɪkɪ) orquicky
n
1. (Brewing) Also called (esp Brit): quick one a speedily consumed alcoholic drink
2.
a. anything made, done, produced, or consumed rapidly or in haste
b. (as modifier): a quickie divorce; a quickie ceremony.
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quick•ie
(ˈkwɪk i)n.
1. something produced, done, or enjoyed in only a short time.
adj.2. accomplished quickly with minimal formality: a quickie meal.
[1925–30]
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rapidinha
quickie
[ˈkwɪkɪ] N (= question) → pregunta f cortita; (= drink) → copita f; (= sex) → polvito m
to have a quickie (= drink) → tomarse una copita; (= sex) → echarse un polvito
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