Fisk

Verb meaning "to get shit done." Colloquial term to the Western people of New York, used very frequently especially in the case of school work, or being behind on a task.

Chris: Yo, I'm not even finished with that essay for English..
Patrick: Dude, it's due next period
Chris: Shit! I gotta go fisk man! I'll see you later

by Chrisadrian October 21, 2014

Fisk

To "fist" an institution, i.e. to penetrate, whether vaginally or anally, with one's closed, presumably lubricated fist, an organization, establishment, foundation, society, or the like.

"We're gong to fisk the New York Times."

by mrchokey August 6, 2017

Fisk

Ålesund is well known for its smell of fish and krabbeklør. During the fire in 1904 or sometime around there, 60 000 people got homeless. Keiser Wilhelm decided to kill the remaining fisher-women and men, and the city was rebuild with the famous art nouveau, built by the remaining children who suffered under Keiser Wilhelm's terror regime. Now a very beautiful town with 40 000 people living in harmony.

Karru sir?
Steikje bra!
Krabbeklør & fisk

by Steinar Remme September 17, 2006

Fisk

The 3rd word in a series of replacement swear words. After FSCK became the ridiculous swear word, this became the new one.
It's named after Sailor Fisk, a ship captain in the game Ragnarok Online.

Scoots: LoRes, let's go kill some pirates!
LoRes: K
Scoots: U"RE ggoing to=love this guy's name... Tltalk to the sailor and have= him teleport = U'rE!1
LoRes: ...Sailor Fisk!? LAWLZORCOPTERS! FSCK that, I'm saying this from now on!

by LoRes June 26, 2008

Fisk

When you wack of in class and get caught

He was fiskin it in world history

by Tommy Quisinberries May 11, 2009

Fisking

The word is derived from articles written by Robert Fisk that were easily refuted, and refers to a point-by-point debunking of lies and/or idiocies.

Here we have a great example of a fisking of a clearly biased writer.

by Shamalama December 22, 2005

fisk

'Fisk' is developing a meaning that is broader than definition #1 but more constrained than definition #4. It's coming to designate any point-by-point (attempt at) refutation of the other guy's argument. Haven't seen it with a small "f" yet, but surely that will come soon.

Brad deLong did a nice fisking of the NYT's analysis of the employment numbers.

by buce September 5, 2005