or mike, micky, subs. (American).—1. An Irishman. Cf. MIKER.
1869. S. L. CLEMENS (‘Mark Twain’), Innocents at Home, 22. The MICKS got to throwing stones.
2. (Australian).—A young wild bull.
1881. A. C. GRANT, Bush-Life in Queensland, i. 227. There were two or three MICKIES and wild heifers.
