fully sick 

FULLY SICK;

A wog/lebbo expression that means excellent or very
good...also can be used to play out wogs/lebs.... :)

Check out my vl boyz,its fully sick
Aaay guys look at that maria walking down the street,she looks fully sick.
That car looks fully sik habib...

fully sick by nathan308 November 21, 2006

fully sick 

Aussie slang for “really cool” used frequently by Lebanese/Macedonian Aussies.

Fully sick mate!!!

fully sick by bread infection December 5, 2009

fully sick 

Lebonese slang for "this is great" or "of high quality".

Guy: Check out my fully sick ride, bitch!
Chick: Fully sick!

fully sick by Didda Tinkle June 6, 2004

fully sick 

An attempt by advertising marketers to turn Australian swimming hero Ian Thorpe's image WOG or Leb

Ian Thorpe: "Tell them the taste is fully-sick!"
Mum: "Thorpey says it's fully sick!"
Narrator: "Thorpey says the taste is fully sick!"

fully sick by Jason Y April 19, 2005

Fully sick 

Christiaan VanVuuren aka The Fully Sick Rapper has been in Sydney Hospital since before Christmas 2009 with a rare form of Tuberculosis. He is in solitary quarantine but spends his time making awesome videos.

Christiaan VanVurren is the fully sick rapper and can be found on YouTube, MySpace, and Facebook. He will make you laugh with his awesome videos.

Fully sick by Kittitude March 15, 2010

fully sick 

An expression of admiration or enthusiasm for a person, thing or action. It can stand alone as an exclamation but is frequently used as a modifier to qualify something as excellent. It is associated with Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Australian English, as explained on the Australian language blog Fully (sic).

"Fully sick, mate!" (stand-alone exclamation)
"Your car is fully sick, bro" (adjective)
"I will call on my fully sick boys" (modifier)

fully sick by fully (sic) September 1, 2010

fully sick 

Powerful, note worthy and generally expensive object.

Mostly vehicle related, but can be applied to anything else.

Mate that subwoofer is fully sick!

fully sick by John B. Hewitt July 20, 2003