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1.Describing a song which usually has a distorted guitar, in a positive way
2.Describing a person who's stomach is not feeling well 3.to have a disease 4.an excuse to use so you won't have to do something that you don't want to do 1.That song is SICK!
2.The kid that was sick on Christmas day was puking into a bucket(true story) 3.The disease was so contagious, the whole town was sick a week later. 4. John:where's Zach? Matt:He called in "Sick" |
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1)crazy, cool, insane
2)what one is on a test day 1)man, that trick was sick yo
2)i played sick on my big bio test day |
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Adjective.
1. to feel ill, or not well. 2. A secondary word for awesome. 3. Gross, disgusting. 4. Tired, pissed off. 5. Horny. 1. I feel very sick, I think I might vomit.
2. Dude, that song is so sick! 3. That was sick when he had sex with that gorrilla. 4. I am sick of your attitude. 5. Who wants to get sick with me. |
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used by 'chavs' to state that somethings is good Chav: Ooooo- dat new tune from Timbaland is sick man innit- brrrap!
Law-abiding citizen: Errr, yes. |
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An adjective similar to cool referring to something that is either great or completely wrong. 1. Your awesome new skateboard is sick!
2. What you said to her was just plain sick. |
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A term used by heroin addicts to discribe the physcial withdrawls the body endures while not using heroin. Heroin withdrawls makes the user sick for around 9 days. The user feels what is similar to a very bad flu which includes extreme body pain, fever, vomiting etc "i need my junk fix, im sick, man."
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Adjective.
Interesting, cool, new. That rave was sick.
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OLD VERSION OF SICK
Pronunciation: 'sik Function: adjective Etymology: Middle English sek, sik, from Old English sEoc; akin to Old High German sioh sick --------------------------------------- 1. Not feeling good. 2 a (1) : affected with disease or ill health : AILING (2) : of, relating to, or intended for use in sickness <sick pay> <a sick ward> NEW VERSION Now used as the newest word to replace cool. Something that you've never seen before. Old version:
Mary,"I feel sick to my stomach". Jess,"Ask the teacher for a Nurses' Pass". New Version Keegan:This Calculator is sick! Kass:That outfit is sick! |
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