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

A combination of something or someone that is sweet or sick

That boy be swick yo - I give credit to the idiot trendy boys at school for coming up with this

by That Girl Who Made a Petition January 24, 2018

Swick

A combination of sweet and slick

"Dude, that was so swick"

by Pip pip cheerio September 22, 2017

Swicked

A Old Scots word meaning "swindled" or "cheated".

I was swicked when I bought a photograph of a new phone online.

by anonymous March 25, 2021

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

Swicked

When something is more than sick and wicked at the same time. Sick being wicked and wicked being sick! In this situation, Sick = cool and wicked = cool

Eg 1. That backflip was ‘SWICKED’!

Eg 2. Marcie Thomas is swicked girl, I love to be around her.

by Borolass123 January 13, 2024