Wicked go

A New England expression used to identify someone who unexpectedly excels, usually at some form of physical activity.

Ed and Sam can wicked go at the hurdles

by Bostonboxers January 22, 2023

do-wacka-do

Roger Miller song with a quick, slurring, and possibly drunk way of saying, "do like I do"

I wish I was doing well, and you had to do-wacka-do

by JB920 February 16, 2022

lingo of the wicked west

the proper name for the words/actions, being used when spazzing uncontrolably.

(Nib 1) um a ne be chea-bea herkm niff

(Nib 2) quit that lingo of the wicked west

by the one who cried neef March 21, 2010

light a wick

The action of smoking pot

Let's pop out back and light a wick before our next shift.

by Snavern October 17, 2015

yeah cool wicked

When you are invited to an event that you have no intention of going to.
Usually said in a sarcastic manner

Other person: "Do you want to come to a barbecue with me and my pet tortuous?"

Me; " Yeah cool wicked"

by Sarcastic_Silas August 1, 2018

Wiccan

A Wiccan is not a SATANIST. In fact, we do not even believe in "SATAN" we are smart enough to know that we are ALL responsible for our own actions. Some do claim that we preform sacrifices and put curses on people. I'm terribly sorry, but this is a lie. We accept everyone's choice in life, and what deity they choose to follow. Sometimes we are recognized by wearing a pentacle around our neck {pentagrams are usually upside down and refer to Satanists} by having a free spirit and being down to Earth. Different Wiccans practice different forms of magic {or magick} such as rituals, potions, and spell casting. None of these involve harm {unless dark magic is used} and can actually help many people. Many do not accept the Wiccan life, because most fear what they cannot control.

Ohmigosh, that Wiccan cast a spell on me and now I feel sick!
Um, Wiccans don't use magic for evil.
Oh... It must have been something I ate then.

by Violetta Marie Dell November 17, 2011

wicked-lovely

A combination of the word wicked meaning amazing, and the word lovely meaning delightful. Can be used when praising or ending a conversation. This term dates back to the early 17th Century, mainly used by the Goodacre-ans.

"Alright, wicked-lovely, cheers Dan"

by Daniel Collins April 16, 2007