Hick Stick

A word used for pitfork.

everyone get ur Hick Stick's and get some killin in. YEEEEHAAAAAH!

by KillaKan July 21, 2008

hick

Someone who grew up in Binghamton, Upstate and chose to stay there as an adult

by NY rules upstate sucks August 12, 2003

Hicksville

A term used to desribe a town called Inglewood in NZ. Full of Hicks, bogans and Joe Dirt wanabees.

none needed

by squashi_mitsu December 6, 2003

Hacksmith

1.a. A lowlife scumbag, taking advantage of people who feel absent minded as it is for locking there keys inside there home or automobile.
b. Someone who charges government prices and does a half-assed job.
c. An inferior, wannabe Locksmith making good people pay prices comparable to the cost of a 38" TV, and only getting the box the TV is supposed to come in.
d. the company "ABC Lock and Key" in Phoenix, AZ
e.Any and all companies not employing licensed locksmiths

That hacksmith tried to charge me $460 for a key that MY company only charges $135 and he said it would take 2-3 hours when I know it should take NO MORE THEN ONE HOUR! (for most vehicles)

by Your Neighborhood AAA Locksmith April 29, 2008

hickster

Hick + Gangster

The guys shooting empty cans of beer with their hats on backwards.

Chris is a hickster.. hunting in his camo South Pole gear.

by imaprettycoolbrunette June 11, 2005

hickspanic

1. The bastardized Spanish spoken by the majority of North American born-and-bred teens, often based off a weak understanding of standard high-school Spanish classes.

2. Language patterns that mix the English and Spanish languages, with less knowledge o the Spanish language than Spanglish.

Notes: Both are increasingly popular, bred heavily by online translators.

1. Ese dama muy loco. Muy caliente.

2. That dama was really loco, but really caliente.

N. I fluently speak English, French and Hickspanic

by Alice Peters February 11, 2006

HICK

I didn't know they were from all are in the USA. I guess some have more I don't know. I am fining it is negative term. It is condesending if one is called this term, I am still doing research on the word it self. I is a little word with a whole lot of power.

I refered to my sister in law to my some and he told her and it was big ho-down to say the least

by Denise Lewis December 26, 2003