wickcade 

wickcade is a site given its name by the combination of wicked and arcade. It is also sometimes thought of as a pun off of wicked.

The site wickcade has a wickcade.

wickcade by urban_one July 30, 2006

wicku 

Wicku = Wish/Wishing I could kiss you

Commonly used in IM conversations or chat speak between a couple in a relationship.

A: How was you day?

B: It sucked. wicku

wicku by TJonasT January 13, 2009

Wickizer 

Most likely an outgoing, crazy, witty person. Watch out for these ones, Its like getting a curve ball at the end of a baseball game where the only pitches being thrown are straight down the plate! Other discribing adjectives

(blasty, wild, tons of fun,)

A Wickizer is usually an exciting person of german heritage

Wickizer by Madder December 29, 2009

Wickapissa 

Someone who buys expensive outdoor gear to join the wave of outdoor adventure sweeping across millennials: generally on their parents' dime.

David is such a wickapissa.

Wickapissa by Brian the Barbed May 26, 2019

Right Wicked

A statement to show agreement or excitement, mostly used in Maine and New England. Commonly used in conjunction with "Guy" or "Bub".

Person 1: Hey, check out my new truck!

Person 2: Right wicked, Guy!

Person 1: You goin' to the party tonight?
Person 2: Right Wicked!

Right Wicked by Cinymin86 November 15, 2009

Ranil Wickremesinghe 

Eternal Prime minister of Sri Lanka

Ranil Wickremesinghe will rebuild Sri Lanka

Ranil Wickremesinghe by Peminist May 13, 2022

lose a wicket 

To have to urinate during a drinking session.

Origin in English/Australian cricket vernacular, drinking sessions at pubs can be scored using cricket scoring format of wickets/runs (Aus) or runs/wickets (Eng), where runs are drinks, and having to urinate is a wicket.

You might tell your mates as you stand up that you just lost another wicket.

1. "Damn it guys, just lost another wicket"

2. "Geez mate, if you lose a wicket this early you'll be up and down all night"

3. "I opened well, but am suffering from a middle-order-collapse (denotes a quick succession of wickets)"

lose a wicket by whitty January 27, 2005