kicky

delightfully refreshing; spritely; insouciant,

Mary felt ready to take on the world as she walked down the street in a new skirt and a KICKY new 'do.

by ChrisKick June 5, 2005

kicky

An adjective indicating approval, typically of clothes and accessories. The term is believed to have originated in the 1960s fashion Mecca of Carnaby Street, London. Like other terms from the period such as fab and rad it has recently enjoyed a revival, thanks in part to Emo kids.

Where DID you get those kicky threads?

The jacket? Ahem. Overstock.com.

by TheGameKat June 7, 2009

kicky

Adj.: Something that 'kicks ass' or is incredibly satisfying

"Those bumps is kicky"; "Kicky flavor"; "It ain't no kicky unless it's icky marijuana!"

by Mike T Martin October 5, 2006

kicky

The kicking of legs by someone who is grumpy, whiney or uncomfortable. Small children often exhibit this kind of behavior.

If you don't stop with the kicky, I'm gonna break out the body pillow shield!

by nocturnal June 22, 2006

kicky

When Spicy food has a kick to it.

Natalie say's: Dang Andrew, that chicken sandwich is straight up kicky boo.

by glenuisky May 25, 2010

Kicky

Always preceded by the word "too" or "so"; used to describe something that is very colorful, festive, kitschy, gaudy, or otherwise gay beyond words.

Darling, those shoes are just so kicky.

by A. E. Brown November 3, 2005

kicky

1. Meaning the same as sucks.
2. A person that sucks can be called kicky

That guy is kicky.
Joe is really kicky

by anonymous January 8, 2005