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When something/someone is sexy/hot/somewhat appealing but are hard to crack. Once 'cracked' they ooze with sexual passion and intention towards you.
Ben: So, what do you reckon about Jade?
Phil: Daaaayumm she's jicky!
Jicky by explorer101 January 1, 2012
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Jicky
(JICK-ee) adj.

1. Complicated; convoluted; requiring significant mental effort or an unconventional strategy to navigate or understand. Used to describe a task, process, or situation that is unexpectedly difficult due to layers of complexity or obscure rules.

2. Relating to a difficult decision where all options are flawed, or a situation with an underlying, hard-to-define oddness.
• “Getting that vintage synth to talk to the new DAW was seriously jicky; I had to re-route the MIDI through three different boxes.”
• “The whole situation with the club promoter was getting jicky; every solution they offered just created two new problems.”
Jicky by Wbskates November 21, 2025
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Jicky Jack 

Jicky Jack is the process of turning a simple task in to multiple steps. When something becomes jammed and stuck, then you must use your Jicky Jacking skills to massage said task in to it's proper dwelling. To be a thorough Jicky Jacker you must posess a BIG HEART. It takes talent, patience, and above all, a rough hangover
When Bob found that there was no height to install the panel, he started revving the forklift engine and doing dangerous stuff to make sure that he could Jicky Jack that panel in to place.
Jicky Jack by BBlanc March 6, 2009

Jicky jack 

A fake word made up by the stars of “Hot tips with Dave”
Country of Origin: Narnia (yeah, the shits made up).
You don’t use it in a sentence . . . It’s not real.

Ex. Jicky jack is not a real word, Dave.
Jicky jack by Qire Wal February 21, 2022

Jicky Muffin 

My Dad, who was a very refined man, called an English Muffin a Jicky Muffin. Is that term still used in England just to be funny?
Let’s go to this new Diner and have some Jicky Muffins.
Jicky Muffin by Charlotte D. June 11, 2022

Jicky Muffin 

My Dad, who was a very refined man, called an English Muffin a Jicky Muffin. Is that term still used in England just to be funny?
Let’s go to this new Diner and have some Jicky Muffins, my little Rag-a-Muffin.
Jicky Muffin by Charlotte D. June 11, 2022

junk-jicky 

A ubiquitous term that may be used in a variety of causal, social situations. Actual, implied definition must be gleaned from context and intonation.

Definitions may include:
Hey.
What's up?
Cool.
Sucks.
Awesome.
See you later.
Wrong or improper.
"Okay. Yeah. Four o'clock. Junk-jicky, man."

"Did you see her hair? That's junk-jicky!"

"We hiked from the bottom of the Grand Canyon to the top in one day. I was zonked, but the view was totally junk-jicky."

"Junk-jicky, man. How ya' been?"
junk-jicky by Alecia January 17, 2004
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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
murderhobo by Loup&S September 9, 2021
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