swicked

Abreviation of "its wicked" also meening the best

"Swicked Kirsten!" or "Kirsten is Swicked!"

by Jon86 July 21, 2005

to swick

(verb): to inhale on a cigarette or joint once it's gone out

relighting a stranger's unfinished cancer stick or joint, then smoking it is even more retargerous than trying to swick; you should only try to swick if the joint was originally yours, since you don't want the others' germs.

by Sexydimma September 20, 2017

Swick

Verb. To smoke Weed

See also: "Smick"

Dude! let's swick some of that "sticky-icky"

by The Harristonian October 14, 2004

swicked

(adj) The combination of the words, "sick" and "wicked" put into one radical word, "swicked".

"Swicked" can also mean something bad, hence 'wicked', which origins to witches and that of being evil, and 'sick', as in being ill (the bad ill).

1. Wow, Pubert, that 180 off off the stool was totally swicked.

2. You look really swicked Puberta, you should go lie down on that plastic couch.

by Pubert E. March 27, 2008

Swick

A swift kick to the dick!

Man I'm going to swick that asshole he deserves it!

by Nick worder March 25, 2020

Swick

A modern combination of the words "sweet" and "sick" meant to signify everyday things are "ill" or "gully." Available sources indicate this word came into usage in the suburbs north of Boston, MA and is slowly spreading west.

Dude did you hear that swick new MIA track? It's wicked awesome, no doubt.

by Jimmy Pilgrim March 8, 2009

Swick

The combination of "Sweet" and "Sick"

That goal was swick

by Zombie Jones April 23, 2010