flick

Flick (verb): to drug or poison something that is to be consumed, unbeknownst to the subject (victim).

Nurse! Y'all flicked my nachos didn't you? I'm not eating them.

by V1R4L August 16, 2010

The flick

The hippest, trendiest, move of 2019. Flick anyone, your friends, your family, your haters. Just put your middle finger under your thumb and flick it

Patrick pissed me off, so I did "the flick" to him and he cried.

by petertheanteater213231 June 12, 2019

flick flick fluck

The origins of this word stems from the ancient lands of McLigz. It's a phrase that is uttered out from frustration. It's actual wording is an ancient derivation of the F-word, "FRICK", but with a mis-pronounced accent. To be used correctly, it must be said with speed and spontaneity. Execution is key as it only makes sense if used with the write accent and under the proper context.

McLigz: Damn lor, i got a wong fung ngai choong. I again win!
BoLigz: Ai yah! FLICK FLICK FLUCK!

by Jerson February 7, 2006

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

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