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Snicktface by MkayByeas July 20, 2011
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sickface
another word for sick. affected by an illness or any ailment that takes the color and life out of one's face, particularly that which involves a great deal of boogers and vomiting
James: What happened to you?! You look awful.
Amanda: My nose is so packed with boogers I can't breathe. I'm sickface.
James: Oh. Feel better!
Amanda: My nose is so packed with boogers I can't breathe. I'm sickface.
James: Oh. Feel better!
sickface by VenusFigure April 28, 2013
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sickface
The squinty face that one suddenly and uncontrollably makes when the DJ drops that sick-ass funky track.
The faces the entire crowd makes, in unison, upon hearing that catchy, funky hook in a dance song. Sickfaces are most likely seen where House music is being played.
The faces the entire crowd makes, in unison, upon hearing that catchy, funky hook in a dance song. Sickfaces are most likely seen where House music is being played.
Oh, snap! That track was off the hook. I had my sickface on the whole time...
Holy shit, did you hear that track?! Everyone had their sickfaces on man!
Holy shit, did you hear that track?! Everyone had their sickfaces on man!
sickface by SeeDoubleYou February 8, 2010
slickface
Having a slick face, or being sly and deceiving. Often scared and acts out to assert dominance as a defensive mechanism.
slickface by Slickface2002 June 13, 2019
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Stickyface
Stickyface by Johnson March 7, 2003
sickface
when someone get burnt or look stupid in front of everyone or just a few friends and the look on there face like they are going to be sick "sickface"
kid1 make fun of kid2 for spelling the word people, but kid2 who was making fun of kid1 thought that friend was spelled freind so they go up teacher and find out that kid2 how was making fun of kid1 all along turned out to be wrong and looks real dumb or stuped and the look on his face is like he is going to be sick..... is a sickface so kid2 caught the sick face
sickface by doogie rees April 8, 2007
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