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What does Rick mean?
Rick 
▼ as a boys' name is pronounced RIK. It is of English origin. Short form of Richard and Frederick. Humphrey Bogart's character in "Casablanca" was named Rick. Actors Rick Moranis, Rick Nelson. Also form of Broderick. Also form of Cedric. Also form of Eric. Also form of Theodoric. Also form of Ulric.
STARTS WITH Ri-
Variations
VARIANTS Ric, Ricci, Ricco, Richie, Rickey▼, Rickie▼, Rickie▼, Ricky▼, Rico, Rik, Rikk, Rikke, Rikki, Rikky, Rique
SEE ALSO Dick
RELATIONS VIA FREDERICK, RICHARD Dick▼, Dickie▼, Dicky, Eric▼, Erich▼, Erick, Erico, Erik▼, Eryk, Ricard, Rich, Rickard, Rickert, Ricki, Rike, Riki, Ritchy
CREATIVE FORMS(male)
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MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Rick Ahmad (R.A.), ..
How popular is Rick?
Rick is a very popular first name for males (#193 out of 1220, Top 16%) and also a very popular last name for all people (#6111 out of 150436, Top 4%). (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Rick was first listed in 1930-1939 and reached its apex position of #105 in the U.S. during the years 1950-1959, and is at #1872 currently. (2018 U.S. SSA RECORDS)
Which version is better?
Broderick (#1425 LAST YEAR), Cedric (#967), Dick, Dickie, Dicky, Eric (#160), Erich, Erick (#280), Erik (#378), Frederick (#496), Ric, Ricci, Ricco, Rich, Richard (#188), Richie, Rickard, Rickey, Ricki, Rickie, Ricky (#681) and Rico (#1353) are the popular related forms of Rick (#1872) appearing in the Top 2000. These relations of Rick were favored in the 1950s (ADOPTION OF 3.94%) and are now significantly less common (ADOPTION 0.45%, 89% LESS), with forms such as Erich becoming less in vogue.
Similar Names
Rick▼ is alike in pronunciation to Rike, Roch and Rock. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Alick, Arick, Beck, Brick, Buck▼, Chick, Dack, Dick▼, Dirck, Erick, Frick, Heck, Jack, Jock, Lock, Luck, Mack▼, Mick, Nick▼, Raice, Rian, Rice, Rich, Richy, Ricki, Rien, Ries, Rigg, Riki, Ring, Rio, Rion, Rip, Ritch, Rito, Rocko, Rocky, Roice, Rorick, Tuck, Ulick, Vick, Wick, Wyck and Zack. These names tend to be less frequently used than Rick.
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