1. present participle of rick: to stack hay, straw, or similar material into a rick (a large pile or stack)
Usage: agricultural
2. present participle of rick: to sprain or wrench (especially the neck or back)
Usage: informal

Examples

• The farmers were ricking the hay in the field after harvest.
• They spent the afternoon ricking straw into neat piles.
• I ended up ricking my neck while sleeping in an awkward position.
• He was ricking his back by lifting the heavy boxes incorrectly.
• The workers were ricking the grain bundles before the rain came.
• She avoided ricking her ankle by wearing proper shoes on the uneven ground.