sicknut

Very good, Aussie surfer term meaning the same as 'gnarly' or 'rad'.

"Check out the waves, dude. They're rad as."
"Sicknut! That's gnarly... "

by FozzyMc May 13, 2005

sicknuts

sicknuts:

Word used in replacement of "sic" or "nuts" a "sicnuts" can be used in one scenario or the other.

or even when both words could be used, and now can be used simultaneously

dude one:

"did you see that guy going round that corned in his sick car in a nuts powerslide?"

dude two:
yeah sicknuts aye

by sleeepy October 20, 2009

@sickbutera

a twitter account that goes by the name yanna. vv nice and wellspoken

omg do u follow @sickbutera she's so iconic

by petersdead October 21, 2020

sicknut

noun/adjective

Endearing Glasgow slang used to describe one who's actions and outlook verge on insanity, especially if you are in awe of said person. A compound of the words sick(ill) and nut(head)

Did you see Gizzy pan those windaes? He's a pure sicknut!

by Duncan Watson November 20, 2006

suckout

were you basically tell someone to fuck right off

Gay guy: hey mannn want some cockk
Non-Gay: Yo wtf man Suckoutt you Faggot

by J 2 da H ;) February 5, 2009

suckout city

Suckout city is the mythical place you go to when an underdog upsets the favorite or something unlikely occurs. The term is taken from the poker term suckout when a worse hand beats what statistically was the better hand before the suckout occurred.

Wow, my kings were just overthrown by that donk's Q-10! I am in downtown suckout city right now.

by Mr. Nuts February 15, 2010

Stickout

A largely improvised explanation or definition by someone not an expert in a given field. A stickout may or may not be obviously incorrect.

"See that rock formation over there? That's called a 'stickout,' because of the way it sticks out."

or

Ron: "Discovered by the Germans in 1904, they named it San Diego, which of course in German means a whale's vagina."
Veronica: "No, there's no way that's correct."
Ron: "I'm sorry, I was trying to impress you. I don't know what it means. I'll be honest, I don't think anyone knows what it means anymore. Scholars maintain that the translation was lost hundreds of years ago."

by Crindy September 24, 2008