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Sparky — is a common nickname for people and animals.It is often used as a slang term (including military slang) for a radio operator, mechanic, or electrician. It may also reflect a particularly clever person, a sparkling personality, a personal anecdote … Wikipedia
sparky — [spär′kē] adj. 1. giving off sparks 2. lively; animated … English World dictionary
sparky — [[t]spɑ͟ː(r)ki[/t]] sparkier, sparkiest ADJ GRADED Sparky people or events are lively and entertaining. [BRIT, INFORMAL] She s a terrific, sparky girl... London Fashion Week will be a sparky affair. Syn: lively … English dictionary
sparky — UK [ˈspɑː(r)kɪ] / US [ˈspɑrkɪ] adjective Word forms sparky : adjective sparky comparative sparkier superlative sparkiest lively, interesting, and attractive a sparky personality … English dictionary
sparky — A general term of endearment, or as a nickname for those who are socially inept. (Another use for electrical engineers or electronics technicians or anyone who works with electricity or electrical appliances.) 1: Come to bed with me, Sparky. 2:… … Dictionary of american slang
sparky — A general term of endearment, or as a nickname for those who are socially inept. (Another use for electrical engineers or electronics technicians or anyone who works with electricity or electrical appliances.) 1: Come to bed with me, Sparky. 2:… … Dictionary of american slang
sparky — adjective (sparkier; est) Date: circa 1865 marked by animation ; lively < sparky children > • sparkily adverb … New Collegiate Dictionary
sparky — sparkily, adv. /spahr kee/, adj., sparkier, sparkiest. 1. emitting or producing sparks. 2. animated; lively: a sparky personality. [1610 20; SPARK1 + Y1] * * * … Universalium
sparky — spark|y [ˈspa:ki US ˈspa:r ] adj BrE full of life and energy ▪ Why would a sparky girl like Nicola want to marry him? … Dictionary of contemporary English
sparky — adjective full of life and energy: a sparky debating partner … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
sparky — spark ► NOUN 1) a small fiery particle thrown off from a fire, alight in ashes, or caused by friction. 2) a light produced by a sudden disrupted electrical discharge through the air. 3) a discharge such as this serving to ignite the explosive… … English terms dictionary
