Hickeys [noun]

Thomas Hickey, one of Washington's own guard, was proved to be a leader in the plot, and he was sentenced to be hung.

With a cry Hickey dropped to the floor, a bullet in his leg.

Hickey stopped his groaning and rose to his elbows to watch the second round.

The three men, and Hickey from the floor, looked on curiously while Petersen obeyed.

Hickey volunteered to remain, while Sontag, Ohlsen, and Petersen should go to the brig for help.

"Hansen'll lay it up to him, you see," said Hickey, looking at the big man now sprawled out on his bunk in noisy slumber.

We sent this to Miss Knight's office for the special attention of Mr. Hickey.

I believe that somewhere in the file there is a memorandum which Mr. Hickey returned to Mr. White's division, giving his views.

Within twenty-four hours the mystified Hickey had discovered the truth and Hickey was one that was never lightly challenged.

From his right cheek bone there had already sprouted a "hickey" fit to hang a bucket on.