Wick
A candle wick or lamp wick is usually made of braided cotton that holds the flame of a candle or oil lamp. A candle wick works by capillary action, conveying the fuel to the flame. When the liquid fuel, typically melted candle wax, reaches the flame it then vaporizes and combusts.
People born in Wick (First 49 people) - Page 22
Jacques Hilling
French film actor
Mirrie Hill
Australian composer
Michael Cleary
Australian Politician
Raecene McGregor
Rugby league player
Lauri Kennedy
Australian cellist
Patrick Rowe
Cricketer
Joe Fitzgerald
Former Senator of Australia
Doug Freeman
New Zealand cricketer
Bob Hornery
Australian actor
Ryan Teague Musician
Australian football player
Dean Hawkins
J. Proctor Knott
Former Governor of Kentucky
Archie Stout
American cinematographer
W. Howard Greene
American cinematographer
John William Willis-Bund
Writer
Anne-Marie Sirois
Visual artist
Gérard Dionne
Bishop
Brigitte Clavette
Canadian artist
Joseph Daigle
Canadian lawyer
Paul Gobeil
Canadian businessman
Connie Dion
Alfred Laliberté
Canadian Sculptor
Johannes Steuber
Theologian
Warren C. Philbrook
Former Maine Attorney General
Donn F. Porter
John Holdren
American scientist
Christa Harmotto Dietzen
American volleyball player
Henry Chalfant
American photographer
Jeremy Turner
American composer
Chuck Knox
Football coach
Mike Turzai
Former Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Bob Davie
American football coach
Dan Cortese
American actor
Frederick Way Jr.
Author
Donald L. Mallick
American pilot
Deborah Servitto
Judge
George R. Stewart
American historian
Tobias A. Plants
U. S. representative
Keith Starr
American basketball player
Amara Romani
American pornographic film actor
Douglas E. Soltis
Professor
Jack Linn
American football player
Nancy Hamilton
American actress
Carol Semple
American golfer
Chris Dempsey
American mixed martial artist
Kent Logsdon
Former United States Ambassador to Germany
Katharine Way
American physicist