IPA: /ˈprɪkɪt/
KK: /ˈprɪkɪt/
A young male deer that is about two years old, or a type of candlestick with a spike to hold a candle upright.
The pricket stood gracefully in the meadow, showcasing its developing antlers.
The word 'pricket' originates from Middle English 'priket', which is derived from Old French 'priquet', meaning a small pointed object or a spike. It refers specifically to a young male deer or a small pointed stick.
Think of a small pointed object or spike when you hear 'pricket', as it connects to the idea of something young and sharp.