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To rob or steal something or to be arrested by the metropolitan police force " I got nicked last night for robbin 6 offy's in a mad offy grab frenzy "
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Common British slang for "stolen".
See also: pinched, taxed, half-inched, lifted, knocked off, 'fell off the back of a lorry'. "The band's clothes look like they were nicked from the local Oxfam's reject pile."
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To consume copius amounts of alcohol in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, usually at the base of the 'Big Nickel', a popular tourist attraction for the province. The term has grown beyond drinking at this specific location to just drinking in the greater Sudbury area. Example 1: Krista, I got totally nicked last night. Man, I'm never going back to Sudbury again.
Example 2: Bro, you gettin' nicked this weekend? You know it! I had a hard week of school and now I've got my 40oz in hand. Example 3: Hey, we gonna get nicked tonight? What else do we have going on in this city? For real. I took a bottle of Ouzo from my moms so we gonna get nicked proper. |
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To be make an effort and get absolutely barred LOL Nick just got nicked by Tori how embarrassing
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to wear nothing but a sock Did you see that nude old man out side last night? good thing he was nicked
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to royally screw something up. "he really Nicked it this time."
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simple past of acting like a nick. the simple past of cannibalizing the bodies of younger children. to become a ridiculous part of a child's previously bright future.
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