Jick

A random motion... usually done in a time of confusion or hyperness.

Syco jicks just a bit...

by Ben November 15, 2004

jick

Noun/Verb. Spelling can be varied to suit use.To keep a redundant object 'Just In Case' it may be needed in the future.Not to be confused with junk which can be discarded as useless. Jicks are best disposed of by ebaying, swapping or recycling to offset any lingering feeling of guilt that they may be still useful.Conversion time from jick to junk can vary from 6 months to 2 years. If a jick is not used in 2 years it will automatically become junk.

This jick-its got to go!
"Whats that for?"
"That? - its just a jick!"
My room was really getting to me - so full of jicks.
The store was so jicked up it took us two days to clear it.

jick

by dammagram April 3, 2009

Jick

Adjective meaning cheap or low budget, flimsy or sub-standard.

"These jick batteries only lasted a day."

by Sixgun December 19, 2004

Jice

When you want a golf ball to spin back or check.

"Man, did that have some sick jice or what!"
"I hit a pure tour wedge into the 16th and it jiced so much! Sick!

by Twineseth January 20, 2011

Jicks

a member of Stephen Malkmus' back-up band.

Hey look, he's in Malkmus' shitty new band. What a Jick!

by T Dog Jenkins July 25, 2004

Jick

an adjective used to describe something or someone as nasty, wierd, dumb, or anal.

*some girl picks her nose*
Lily: "ohmygosh, did you just see that? eww, it's so jick!"

by Allibooboo January 14, 2010

jickety jack

a word used by the bottom-dwelling population of males (usually ages 15-22) with the hopes of sounding "sweet ass" and the long-term goal of having 20 inch rims on their escalade while wearing ice.

"Yo brotha I was so jickety jack dat I thunk I's a real thug"

by Merriam Websta September 1, 2008