Flicker-Knicker or Flicka-a-nika

Anglo-American term for a “wedgie” or “snuggy,” a word that was frequently used in the US in the 1970's and 1980’s to describe what happens when your undergarments make their way (intentionally or not) up into the crack of your buttocks. The term is derived from the act of flicking one’s knickers--the British word for women’s panties (i.e. long bloomers formerly worn as underwear by women and girls).

I hate wearing this polyester thong because it has given me a chronic case of flik-a-knicker—not too mention a raging case of jock-itch.

Byron’s incessant attempts at giving Gertrude a flicka-nicka were mildly amusing, but eventually became deeply boorish, particularly after he managed to tear the poor woman’s panties.

by Muyuna December 13, 2004

Knickknack

a random item, usually small, that people don't need

My aunt gave me this useless knickknack for my birthday. I think I'm going to sell it.

by Elvin the Elf June 19, 2011

jizzy knickers

When in the heat of the moment you pull the girls pants to the side, slide in and out until the point of ejaculation.. the cum runs out and covers her pants causing Jizzy Knickers..

As Tom blew up inside of her, he gently whispered in her ear, 'sorry love you guna get jizzy knickers!

by Simsplat November 24, 2011

knickers in a twist

Agitated, anxious, in a tizz. British, Strine, and New Zealand. Cf. panties in a knot.

Don't get your knickers in a twist. The Frogs are just that way.

by Octopod November 7, 2003

Fizzy Knickers

Result of uncontrollable public horneyness. Literally frothing everywhere.

Gemma: "Mark, thinking about last nights sex is giving me fizzy knickers"
Mark:"well let's have sex again right now?"
Gemma: "definitley. i'm so horney. or we could just go munting?"

by funglejunk November 27, 2009

knickerless

going without underwear,

she went to the club without her kinickers,going commando,knickerless

by Graham Smith July 7, 2005

knickerbocker

Old nic-name for a New Yorker. Comes from the days when it was New Amsterdam and the ruling Dutch wore knickers for pants. Since these were so commonly seen on the streets there, the name was then applied to the residents. Source of New York Knicks basketball team name as well.

She comes from three generations of Knickerbockers.

by Shay McC. May 17, 2005