flick

Middle finger

by ARK August 7, 2003

a flick

is common description for a properly executed kickflip, meaning not flipping it mob-style.

ya seen rowley's wicked frontside flick/flicker over dat ditch thing?

by BC Crewstarr August 12, 2003

flick

An event, good time, party, etc. (based on the definition of a movie as a flick)

Tony threw a live flick last night...

by Jer~ December 8, 2009

Flick

A pedophile who waits for their prey to turn 18 before making a move.

Quagmire held back his smooth and effective skills with the ladies until Meg was of age. Quagmire is a flick.

by Sgt. Flick February 12, 2019

flick

To give someone or something 'the flick' is to get rid of, drop or discontinue something.

"You should give your woman 'the flick'."
"I gave my work 'the flick'."
"I'll probably flick this Uni degree before second semester."

by Diego July 29, 2003

flicking

to have wave looking patterns on your hair, a hairstlye mainly for black boys. So if u have some waves on your head then you are flicking.

Bub: my waves flicking
Joe: yea i see dem waves

by G-lo da gigalo April 23, 2008

on flick

A term coined by a Peter Kyalo to describe a fulfilling life in Christ, things of good report and is also the name of his outreach movement. On Flick means someone experiencing a fulfilling life in Christ, where as the last letter K is derived from the greek word "koinonia" which means fellowship and relationship.

You guys are always on flick, nothing ever seems to weigh you down.

I am so on flick today, I am sure that business meeting is going to turn out well.

by @PeterKyalo May 30, 2018