replacement for really
originated in Salem MA because of the witch trials. changed the word meaning from bad to really to promote tourism and eliminate their bad name.

used more freqwently in Massachuesetts than other New England states.
-DID NOT ORIGINATE IN F***IN MAINE
-do not use if you weren't born and raised in New England. it's just common curtasy, we dont go around saying "ya'll"

A word used to describe something such as a person, thing, place, or event

Mainiac term used to describe extreme interest in something, to over emphasize an adjective. (wik-ed) super adjective

An adjective use to describe a sense of quality positive or negative.

Wicked means really, extremely, or very. Moslty used in New England around Boston and what not. If you use wicked and aren't near Boston or somethinh people are going to think your stupid because they won't know what it means. Believe me I would know, consider it advice from one New Englander to another

The word "wicked" is not to be used as to describe something bad or evil but it is to be used to describe anything you feel like putting it with.

Can be used to express the idea of being 'very' something, or, in general, something good.

Originating from Boston, but used quite often in Toronto and probably other parts of the world.

The original Bostonian definition usually makes it out to be tailed with some sort of adjective, but in Toronto, it is regularly used without and rather, sounds downright odd when paired.