thickdickdaddy27

Tyler the creators nickname from a interview from nardward in 2020.

{{nardwar}}:”Who are you?”

{{Tyler}}:”Thickdickdaddy27.”

by [~SL0W-^M0 July 22, 2025

ricky tick

as soon as possible; quickly. Often seen following the word 'most' and is commonly heard by US Marines.

You'd better clean this room most ricky tick before Mom gets home!

by llamaxing June 24, 2006

ricka tick

The name of a handshake on the show Tom Goes to the Mayor. Done between Michael Ian Black and the Mayor, a.k.a. Eric Wareheim, in the episode "Vehicular Manslaughter". The handshake involves feet clicks, high-fives, grinding, and the two saying words in sync.

(Ricka Tick Full version, plus speech) -
"Ricka-ticka tick-tock tick tock-tock! Ring!! Ringa ding ding, ringa ding ding! Ricka-dick rick, ricka-dick rick, Ringa-dinga ding ding dong! Rim, rim, rim, rim!"
Mayor: "Michael! How long's it been old friend?"
Michael: "Too long, ya sassy devil!"
Mayor: "You...crab apple!"
Michael: "You delicious horseshoe crab."
Mayor: "Oh I'd grab you with my claws if I had any!"
Michael: "Oooh I'd pinch you so hard!"

by JC McFly July 20, 2008

ricky tick

Promptly; stat; ASAP; PDQ. Also, "most Rikki-Tik." Derived from the Rudyard Kipling story, Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, wherein the title hero was a quick, snake-slaying mongoose.

Get in there and scrub that latrine most ricky tick, maggot!

by Yosemite Fudd October 14, 2007

ricky tick

Meaning soon, or in a little bit. Commonly mistakin for now, or right now. typically following the word pretty

We're gonna be leaving pretty ricky tick
I gotta go to the gas station pretty ricky tick

by Moshe davis November 27, 2007

rickety tick

(RI-KET-II TIK)
Post colonial Australian slang.
Exclamation of an undesirable action or outcome.

“Sorry I don’t have any change for that; rickety tick!”
“I’m not going to rickety tick today!”
“I hope this doesn’t end up all rickety ticky!”

by SE Hobart language school September 13, 2023