Sick

when your vocabulary is limited and you’re wondering how to reply or react to something that’s quite cool

another way to say ‘that’s cool’ or ‘ok’

another word to imply you think the previous statement was noice

wow, Cody Fern is Sick

sees photo or text of a nature that is positive “sick”

by elyselastname.com January 27, 2019

Situational Sickness

The feeling you get after a night of raging and drinking too much including but not limited to nausea, headaches, general discomfort, guilt, shame.

"I am not feeling so hot today." "Oh...are you actually sick...or do you have situational sickness?"

by grayson_1895 October 19, 2013

Christmas sick

Someone who decorates for Christmas way too early, before Halloween. They seemingly have no patience, Christmas starts when they decide it does.

Imagine someone you know suddenly pulling out Christmas ornaments in the middle of October for example, what's going on in their head? They are Christmas sick.

We don't know what the reason for Christmas sickness is yet, but we suspect it's a huge love for Christmas, so overwhelming the person needs Christmas before it's appropriate.

We don't know if it's hereditary or if people randomly catch the sickness, we asked one person who said "", nothing, he was busy decorating for Christmas.

Scientists haven't found any cure yet.

Person 1: why is person 3 putting up Christmas lights? It's August!
Person 2: he's Christmas sick, there's nothing we can do about it

by Saucey707 August 26, 2023

Sick turtle

Someone who is slow, (Crippled) and gets sick a lot; because they have a weak immune system.

I am a sick turtle

by Sick turtle September 23, 2016

Connor Sickness

Having a sexual relationship with dogs and having a fettish for puppy pornography

Connor has been acting really perverted around the dog, his Connor sickness must be catching up to him.

by Tacoberry July 5, 2017

Sick

You're not feeling well about what somebody did.

I'm sick that you really liked to me.

by Thicccbtcdeva April 28, 2019

sick

sick is an adjective that means to feel ill or not well. Sickness can be the flu, a runny nose, stomachache, a cold, a fever, allergies, or more. The word"sick" can also be used as a figure of speech.

"You are sick" or "you are a sick person" those were the figures of speech, now literal language "I don't feel very good, I feel sick" "I'm sick can I please go home" which is a sentence you use to usually tell the school nurse you don't feel good.

by SdGirlslayqueen April 27, 2023