Definition of wicker in English:

wicker

noun ˈwɪkəˈwɪkər

mass noun

Pliable twigs, typically of willow, plaited or woven to make items such as furniture and baskets.
as modifier a wicker chair
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a chirpy little place with clean bright red tablecloths and wicker padded chairs on the terrace.
- He stared for one more minute then collapsed into his wicker chair, exasperated.
- From here on my wicker chair it seems incredible that just short decades ago this garden was a dust-bowl, a sterile desert.
- Many of these products flowed off the stalls and onto the ground, where decaying wicker baskets protected them from the dust and dirt.
- As we were heading out of the section I saw some rather nice wicker wall baskets that have Marigold and Snowflake plants in them.
- Use wicker or wire baskets to keep your sponges, loofahs and shampoos handy near the tub or shower.
- When she had finished, Rebekah picked up the empty wicker basket and turned to go inside.
- These roundhouses were generally fashioned from double-walled, woven wicker or from posts and wattle.
- Glancing around the porch she saw new wicker furniture that went well with the old home.
- She was sitting in an elegantly woven wicker chair in front of a large tree in a forest, and her face shone with a smile.
- There are enormous bags of scarlet chilis, sacks of tobacco and piles of wicker baskets.
- Communities gathered on hill tops and lake shores to collect the berries in specially designed rush and wicker baskets.
- Each has a balcony, complete with wicker chairs and a hammock - many guests choose to sleep in the latter.
- You can find wicker baskets at your local ‘pound shop’ and paper from your shredder makes great lining.
- Those readers whose grannies favour calendars featuring cheeky kittens peeping out of wicker baskets will get the idea.
- I then put the bonnottes in two Asian wicker steaming baskets and over a saucepan filled with salted boiling water.
- The three of them sat in the wide wicker chairs on the front porch, watching as the sun set.
- Beyond, near the bow, was a large saloon with a round table and wicker chairs.
- The only complaint is that the flat is not edgy enough (it has wicker furniture).
- A sedate scattering of planters, wicker chairs and Balinese chests evokes mansions of old.

Origin

Middle English: of Scandinavian origin; compare with Swedish viker 'willow'; related to vika 'to bend'.

Rhymes

bicker, clicker, dicker, flicker, kicker, liquor, nicker, picker, pricker, shicker, slicker, snicker, sticker, ticker, tricker, vicar, whicker, Wicca

Definition of wicker in US English:

wicker

nounˈwikərˈwɪkər

Pliable twigs, typically of willow, plaited or woven to make items such as furniture and baskets.
as modifier a wicker chair
Example sentencesExamples
- From here on my wicker chair it seems incredible that just short decades ago this garden was a dust-bowl, a sterile desert.
- When she had finished, Rebekah picked up the empty wicker basket and turned to go inside.
- Many of these products flowed off the stalls and onto the ground, where decaying wicker baskets protected them from the dust and dirt.
- It's a chirpy little place with clean bright red tablecloths and wicker padded chairs on the terrace.
- She was sitting in an elegantly woven wicker chair in front of a large tree in a forest, and her face shone with a smile.
- Each has a balcony, complete with wicker chairs and a hammock - many guests choose to sleep in the latter.
- Beyond, near the bow, was a large saloon with a round table and wicker chairs.
- The only complaint is that the flat is not edgy enough (it has wicker furniture).
- These roundhouses were generally fashioned from double-walled, woven wicker or from posts and wattle.
- He stared for one more minute then collapsed into his wicker chair, exasperated.
- A sedate scattering of planters, wicker chairs and Balinese chests evokes mansions of old.
- Glancing around the porch she saw new wicker furniture that went well with the old home.
- You can find wicker baskets at your local ‘pound shop’ and paper from your shredder makes great lining.
- Use wicker or wire baskets to keep your sponges, loofahs and shampoos handy near the tub or shower.
- Communities gathered on hill tops and lake shores to collect the berries in specially designed rush and wicker baskets.
- I then put the bonnottes in two Asian wicker steaming baskets and over a saucepan filled with salted boiling water.
- Those readers whose grannies favour calendars featuring cheeky kittens peeping out of wicker baskets will get the idea.
- As we were heading out of the section I saw some rather nice wicker wall baskets that have Marigold and Snowflake plants in them.
- There are enormous bags of scarlet chilis, sacks of tobacco and piles of wicker baskets.
- The three of them sat in the wide wicker chairs on the front porch, watching as the sun set.

Origin

Middle English: of Scandinavian origin; compare with Swedish viker ‘willow’; related to vika ‘to bend’.

单词	wicker
释义	Definition of wicker in English: wicker noun ˈwɪkəˈwɪkər mass noun Pliable twigs, typically of willow, plaited or woven to make items such as furniture and baskets. as modifier a wicker chair Example sentencesExamples It's a chirpy little place with clean bright red tablecloths and wicker padded chairs on the terrace. He stared for one more minute then collapsed into his wicker chair, exasperated. From here on my wicker chair it seems incredible that just short decades ago this garden was a dust-bowl, a sterile desert. Many of these products flowed off the stalls and onto the ground, where decaying wicker baskets protected them from the dust and dirt. As we were heading out of the section I saw some rather nice wicker wall baskets that have Marigold and Snowflake plants in them. Use wicker or wire baskets to keep your sponges, loofahs and shampoos handy near the tub or shower. When she had finished, Rebekah picked up the empty wicker basket and turned to go inside. These roundhouses were generally fashioned from double-walled, woven wicker or from posts and wattle. Glancing around the porch she saw new wicker furniture that went well with the old home. She was sitting in an elegantly woven wicker chair in front of a large tree in a forest, and her face shone with a smile. There are enormous bags of scarlet chilis, sacks of tobacco and piles of wicker baskets. Communities gathered on hill tops and lake shores to collect the berries in specially designed rush and wicker baskets. Each has a balcony, complete with wicker chairs and a hammock - many guests choose to sleep in the latter. You can find wicker baskets at your local ‘pound shop’ and paper from your shredder makes great lining. Those readers whose grannies favour calendars featuring cheeky kittens peeping out of wicker baskets will get the idea. I then put the bonnottes in two Asian wicker steaming baskets and over a saucepan filled with salted boiling water. The three of them sat in the wide wicker chairs on the front porch, watching as the sun set. Beyond, near the bow, was a large saloon with a round table and wicker chairs. The only complaint is that the flat is not edgy enough (it has wicker furniture). A sedate scattering of planters, wicker chairs and Balinese chests evokes mansions of old. Origin Middle English: of Scandinavian origin; compare with Swedish viker 'willow'; related to vika 'to bend'. Rhymes bicker, clicker, dicker, flicker, kicker, liquor, nicker, picker, pricker, shicker, slicker, snicker, sticker, ticker, tricker, vicar, whicker, Wicca Definition of wicker in US English: wicker nounˈwikərˈwɪkər Pliable twigs, typically of willow, plaited or woven to make items such as furniture and baskets. as modifier a wicker chair Example sentencesExamples From here on my wicker chair it seems incredible that just short decades ago this garden was a dust-bowl, a sterile desert. When she had finished, Rebekah picked up the empty wicker basket and turned to go inside. Many of these products flowed off the stalls and onto the ground, where decaying wicker baskets protected them from the dust and dirt. It's a chirpy little place with clean bright red tablecloths and wicker padded chairs on the terrace. She was sitting in an elegantly woven wicker chair in front of a large tree in a forest, and her face shone with a smile. Each has a balcony, complete with wicker chairs and a hammock - many guests choose to sleep in the latter. Beyond, near the bow, was a large saloon with a round table and wicker chairs. The only complaint is that the flat is not edgy enough (it has wicker furniture). These roundhouses were generally fashioned from double-walled, woven wicker or from posts and wattle. He stared for one more minute then collapsed into his wicker chair, exasperated. A sedate scattering of planters, wicker chairs and Balinese chests evokes mansions of old. Glancing around the porch she saw new wicker furniture that went well with the old home. You can find wicker baskets at your local ‘pound shop’ and paper from your shredder makes great lining. Use wicker or wire baskets to keep your sponges, loofahs and shampoos handy near the tub or shower. Communities gathered on hill tops and lake shores to collect the berries in specially designed rush and wicker baskets. I then put the bonnottes in two Asian wicker steaming baskets and over a saucepan filled with salted boiling water. Those readers whose grannies favour calendars featuring cheeky kittens peeping out of wicker baskets will get the idea. As we were heading out of the section I saw some rather nice wicker wall baskets that have Marigold and Snowflake plants in them. There are enormous bags of scarlet chilis, sacks of tobacco and piles of wicker baskets. The three of them sat in the wide wicker chairs on the front porch, watching as the sun set. Origin Middle English: of Scandinavian origin; compare with Swedish viker ‘willow’; related to vika ‘to bend’.
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