An overly exuberant kick in the air that sometimes involves a hop up, and other times is done from a stationary position. The context is either a high kick out of joy/celebration/approval, or a high kick to show someone that you "mean business", that the situation is faccado, and/or they'd "better watch out." More popular in the Southern U.S., and especially popularized by women from the South who move to the frigid north and want to show their skills.
Verb: I'm going to high kick you, you a**hole!
Verb: That girl just high-kicked it all the way out of the bar.
Verb: Drinking whiskey makes me better at high kickin'.
Adjective: That jambalaya is high kickin'
Noun: That woman is queen of the high kick. It's her thing.
Verb: That girl just high-kicked it all the way out of the bar.
Verb: Drinking whiskey makes me better at high kickin'.
Adjective: That jambalaya is high kickin'
Noun: That woman is queen of the high kick. It's her thing.
by frontporcher August 11, 2010
Adjective meaning extremely messed up, bungled, mucked up, screwed up, totally confusing, damaged, and out of control. Near in meaning to "fucked up."
I told you his living room was totally faccado. You can't find a path to walk or a place to sit.
This situation is faccado. I'm out of here!
I was totally faccado last night. I think it was the tequila.
This situation is faccado. I'm out of here!
I was totally faccado last night. I think it was the tequila.
by frontporcher September 24, 2009