wikker

Familyname in the Netherlands. Around the late 1600 and early 1700. Changed rond 1800 into Zwikker.

Used in The Netherlands around 1600-1700. Later, round 1800 in the familyname Zwikker.

by Onno Zwikker October 16, 2005

wikkie

A "Wikkie" is a slang term used by white people to greet eachother. The word "Wikkie" came about in a Texas town. The word spread quickly among its teen population. It is used because the white teens wanted a word that they (the whites) could use among friends and relatives. It is like the "n-word" in the sense that only white people can say this word. It is highly offensive if another ethnicity uses the word toward a white person. It is pronounced "Wik-ee". Its origin is belived to be from the words "whitey" and "wookie".

What is up my wikkie?

by john is making this April 20, 2006

wikkan

used to describe someone who spends many hours on Wikipedia, believing that it is a supreme source of knowledge. this person almost believes Wikipedia is God's word on Earth.

That kid, Josh, is such a wikkan. His profile says he has thousands of posts and over 2000 hours online.

by anthony pazo June 25, 2007

Wikkid

See wicked. This is a variation of spelling for New England's wicked, meaning very. It is a pretty all purpose word.

That movie was wikkid scary man.

by Demosthenes March 27, 2005

wikko

A knotted rag that resembles a face.

three strips of rag knotted!

by joebert September 12, 2006

wikki

Unfortunatly nobody can be told what the wikki is, you have to see it for yourself.

"wikki goes way back...truth is no one knows how wikki came to be. wikki just is. "

Rumoured to have begun at www.tastyfresh.com

by djnoz June 23, 2003

wikki

The word "wikki" is the result of a serious decrease in the intelligence of the average child. One can surmise, by watching these evidentally intellectually challanged children, that the word replaces the more common term "wicked".

Schfiftyfive is wikki, as is Bang Bang Bang and the badger thing.

by Nasojiti April 27, 2004