leccy

English

Etymology

Diminutive of electricity.

Noun

leccy (uncountable)

1. (UK, slang) Electricity.
   • 1998, Paul Magrs, Could It Be Magic?

     If you left an old envelope lying about, the leccy bill or a magazine, you'd find it again with a little doodle on. He always had a pen in his hand.

   • 2006, Ramsey Campbell, The Overnight

     "Who do you think I should call, Nigel? The leccy company to come and mend the fuses?"

Anagrams

• cycle