Used in Texas hold'em poker when there are several people who bet or raise before the first 3 community cards are drawn from the pack (known as the flop)
(Before any community cards are seen)
Person:
1) I call
2) I bet
3) I raise
4) I re-raise
5) I'm not getting involved with this Pre flop dickery, I fold!
Person:
1) I call
2) I bet
3) I raise
4) I re-raise
5) I'm not getting involved with this Pre flop dickery, I fold!
by Sketzz May 31, 2011
When any alchoholic beverage (most of the time a strawberry dackery) is poured into the penis hole and then sucked out by the partner until the climax.
"Im tired of Bj's, wanna do Oral Strawberry Dickery tonight?"
"No Karen, my shaft is still store from last time."
"No Karen, my shaft is still store from last time."
by Bob Gonad June 20, 2007
by Zerkun Designs February 14, 2018
"okey dokey dickery do"
"WTF?"
"WTF?"
by thevegetable October 10, 2011
A sexual act between a man and woman that can only be done on New Year’s Eve on top of the Empire State Building, otherwise it’s completely ILLEGAL. The man inserts his cock into the woman’s pussy, preferably a tight one, he than dangles her over the edge (titanic style). He continues to pump his cock into her, pulling out last second, ejaculating over the edge, falling down to an unsuspecting person. After that, they must sing the National Anthem backwards, or they will be killed by two bald eagles that happen to reside in the building.
James: yo, guess what? My girl said I could try the New York Hickery Dickery Dong on her tonight, since it’s New Year’s Eve and all.
Patrick: Sweet, I wish I had a woman like yours.
Patrick: Sweet, I wish I had a woman like yours.
by That one guy you like June 13, 2018
Side Dickery is comments made to another individual that they may or may not hear. The comments are typically nothing short of a smart ass statement meant to be sarcastic while being a dick.
by 01Wifey09 January 17, 2018
Jack: the turtle walked on the wall, there's monkeys in the cabinets. All in all it's just complete dickery
by You read this, really? January 29, 2020