to swick

(verb): to inhale on a cigarette or joint once it's gone out

relighting a stranger's unfinished cancer stick or joint, then smoking it is even more retargerous than trying to swick; you should only try to swick if the joint was originally yours, since you don't want the others' germs.

by Sexydimma August 27, 2016

SWicked

A wicked happening, finding or offering at Secondhand Wonderland in Regina Saskatchewan. The swickedest second hand store this side of the Mississippi.

'I found this SWicked game at Secondhand Wonderland!'

by Lloyd Brauss March 23, 2023

Swick

Sweet + Sick. What to say when the gravity of the situation does not hit you at first, but you realize mid-pronunciation that the news you have just learned is not just sweet, but sick as well.

"Hey, my girlfriend just sent me a video in her new bikini. Swick."

by Bog McDaulfin May 21, 2019

Swick

A combination of the words slick and quick. Used for slick people who get away quickly

The president is swick

by Sivio September 25, 2020

to swick

(verb): to inhale on a joint once it's gone out

in terms of playing retargerous and trying to get an std, to swick is probably even worse than relighting a stranger's unfinished cancer stick and smoking that. you should only only try to swick if the joint was originally yours.

by Sexydimma March 8, 2015

swick

(verb): to inhale on a joint once it's gone out

to swick is even worse IMHO than to relight someone's unfinished cancer stick and start smoking that. you can only swick, if the joint was originally yours.

by Sexydimma December 9, 2014

swick

an adjective used to describe something that is sweet and sick.

Hey chalupa your looking pretty swick today.

by Brady T. August 16, 2008