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sic — sic1 [sık] adv written formal [Date: 1800 1900; : Latin; Origin: so, in this way ] used after a word that you have copied in order to show that you know it was not spelled or used correctly ▪ We had seen several signs that said ORANGE S (sic) FOR … Dictionary of contemporary English
sic — I. chiefly Scottish variant of such II. transitive verb also sick (sicced; also sicked; siccing; also sicking) Etymology: alteration of seek Date: 1845 1. chase, attack usually used as a com … New Collegiate Dictionary
sic something on someone or something — sic (something) on (someone or something) : to order (an animal, such as a dog) to attack (someone or something) He sicced his dog on me. often used figuratively The company sicced their lawyers on me … Useful english dictionary
sic on — sic (something) on (someone or something) : to order (an animal, such as a dog) to attack (someone or something) He sicced his dog on me. often used figuratively The company sicced their lawyers on me … Useful english dictionary
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sic — sic1 /sik/, v.t., sicked or sicced /sikt/, sicking or siccing. 1. to attack (used esp. in commanding a dog): Sic em! 2. to incite to attack (usually fol. by on). Also, sick. [1835 45; var. of SEEK] sic2 … Universalium
