(wik) noun
A band of loosely twisted or woven fibers, as in a candle or lamp, acting by capillary attraction to convey oil or other illuminant to a flame. [OE wēoca]
—wick′·ing noun

(wik) Scot. v.t.
In curling, to strike (a stone) obliquely.
—noun
1. In curling, an opening surrounded by stones already played.
2. A creek; inlet.

(wik) noun
A village or town: now mostly in composition, often as –wich: Woolwich. [OE wīc, appar. <L vicus]