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How do you use the word nick in a sentence?

Here are some sentences using the word "nick" in different ways:

As a verb:

* I nicked my knee on the edge of the table. (meaning: to cut or scratch lightly)

* The thief nicked the purse from her bag. (meaning: to steal)

* He nicked the ball off the post. (meaning: to hit something slightly or glancingly)

As a noun:

* He got a nick on his finger from the knife. (meaning: a small cut or scratch)

* The detective found a nick in the glass that proved the culprit. (meaning: a mark or flaw)

* "Hey, what's your nick?" (meaning: a nickname)

In a phrase:

* He was in a real nick after the marathon. (meaning: in good condition or good health)

* She's in a bad nick after the breakup. (meaning: in a poor state or condition)

Let me know if you would like more examples or want to explore specific meanings of the word "nick"!

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