swicked

means "sweet" and "wicked" in the same word. May be used to express a positive emotion.

I feel swicked today

by Melissa Black August 4, 2007

Swicked

A combination of the words 'sweet' and 'wicked'. Is used when you are agreeing with are agreed with. Can also be used for no reason at all like lol.

Person1: Hey, wanna go to a restaurant?
Person2: Sure.
Person1: Swicked.

by Milokata December 25, 2007

swicked

Abreviation of "its wicked" also meening the best

"Swicked Kirsten!" or "Kirsten is Swicked!"

by Jon86 July 21, 2005

swicked

(adj) The combination of the words, "sick" and "wicked" put into one radical word, "swicked".

"Swicked" can also mean something bad, hence 'wicked', which origins to witches and that of being evil, and 'sick', as in being ill (the bad ill).

1. Wow, Pubert, that 180 off off the stool was totally swicked.

2. You look really swicked Puberta, you should go lie down on that plastic couch.

by Pubert E. March 27, 2008

swicked

A combination of the words sweet and wicked.

"This bagful of marijuana is really swicked.

by The Chancellor January 3, 2007

Swicked

A combination between Super and Wicked. Meaning something is SUPER WICKED!

"man, that movie was swicked!"

by Sabrina Wijma August 4, 2007

swickery

A trait of someone who tricks people such as a charlatan and imposter.

She was really very mean, but her swickery had casued him to believe she was nice adn friendly.

by Christine A. S. October 7, 2007