Sick magic

When you think something is "cool", interesting, special or nice, instead of saying these words, you say sick magic.

I had a 95% average at school. SICK MAGIC!
I got new pairs of shoes. SICK MAGIC!

by $tephii b February 1, 2009

Sick Freak

Someone, who does something disgusting, or tragic

Brooke: I gave sam a blowie last night
Mo: you SICK FREAKK!!!!!!!

by abii solaja August 1, 2008

Sick Lips

1. The use of lip implants in women to ruin the look of their natural facial lips. 2. A pointless, disgusting way to enhance the look and feel of lips. 3. Fish Lips.

Sick Lips should be outlawed! They look fake, gross, and ruining natural beauty. I have never seen sexy Sick Lips.

by the2ndflood December 9, 2007

party sick

a very crazy party that nobody ever remembers the next morning it was so insane. Certain names never party sick, like daniel, mark, and victoria. They dont "party sick".

woah man,did you party sick last night?
yeah, it was so crazy

by gorf chaz July 17, 2009

sick dude

A sick dude is someone who has a hip style or an amazing attitude and demeanor. They are usually the person who is the center of attention and admired by many.

Hey sick dude; your shoes are bomb!

by AsanaMudra July 3, 2016

Sick Bastard

Noun. Singular.
Synonym: Sick Fuck

Definition: A person whose sense of humor is leaps and bounds more rude and crude than that of the people with whom they associate.

"My WASband wanted to give me a Cleveland Steamer after eating hard boiled eggs and beer. That sick bastard."

by Maven April 15, 2004

fully sick

An expression of admiration or enthusiasm for a person, thing or action. It can stand alone as an exclamation but is frequently used as a modifier to qualify something as excellent. It is associated with Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Australian English, as explained on the Australian language blog Fully (sic).

"Fully sick, mate!" (stand-alone exclamation)
"Your car is fully sick, bro" (adjective)
"I will call on my fully sick boys" (modifier)

by fully (sic) September 1, 2010