Obs. rare–1. [app. a humorous formation: cf. KICKSEY-WINSEY. Mod. editors usually adopt kicksy-wicksy, after the later folios.] A jocular or ludicrous term for a wife.
1601. Shaks., All’s Well, II. iii. 297. He weares his honor in a boxe vnseene That hugges his kickie wickie [2–4th folios kicksie-wicksie] heare at home.
