Crick

Crick can have several different meanings and uses within a sentence. "Crick" can be used as a replacement for just about every slur in every language (predominantly English). Crick is a work that tends to have negative connotations. "Crick" is also a word that can be utilized to describe a gap or hole; e.g: a gab in the couch.

Zonky: sup Bronthony
Bronthony: shut the crick up zonky.
Whomp-Whomp: wow, wow, calm the crick down Bronthony. Why are you mad at Zonky?
Bronthony: He lost my stickers aaaaa >:(
Zonky: I am so incredibly sorry. Try checking the crick between the two parts of the sofa.
Bronthony: I found them! Thanks guys:)

by Epictitus April 15, 2020

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crick rat

Crick (creek) rat are sketchy white people who live in the outskirts of a larger city. For example, a "crick rat" living just outside of Pittsburgh, perhaps in the N.Hills. They have a Pittsburgh zip code. These people may or may not have all their teeth. Chances are they don't have a job. Chances are high they'll ask relatives for money. Note: actual proximity to a creek (crick as it's pronounced in Western Pennsylvania) is not necessary to be considered a "crick rat".

My loser cousin from Sharpsburg called to borrow money again. That "crick rat" won't feed his kids and he's behind in child support, but he's trying to buy a sports car.

by anonymous June 27, 2022

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