Wacka

An african american who thinks that hes white. a wanna be cracka.

That black guy dresses like a white guy what a wacka.

by shitty_g June 5, 2010

wicked

Can be used to express the idea of being 'very' something, or, in general, something good.

Originating from Boston, but used quite often in Toronto and probably other parts of the world.

The original Bostonian definition usually makes it out to be tailed with some sort of adjective, but in Toronto, it is regularly used without and rather, sounds downright odd when paired.

Boston usage: "She's wicked hot!"
Toronto usage: "That car is so wicked!"

by Haley November 24, 2004

wicked russian

(a)someone who is damn good at something
(b)something that is really cool

Howly feces, that was a wicked russian explosion! OR dayum, that guy is wicked russian when he is on crack.

by Al Denso June 1, 2005

wicked

used to stress the intensity of something. MOSTLY USED ON CAPE COD, MASS. AND BOSTON, MASS.

Its wicked nice out
This is a wicked good song

BEING A NATIVE CAPE CODDER IVE BEGUN TO USE WICKED TO ITS FULL POTENTIAL

Its WICKED raining out guys, lets go to the beach a little later. We will still get there before its WICKED late.

by ManderNicole June 22, 2005

Wicked

This definition originated in Boston -

Very, extremely

Must have adjective after it

"It's wicked pissah"

meaning "it's very cool"

by Melela August 19, 2008

wick

short for wicked; used in same sense. Often used in conjunction with uber.

transformers is uber-wick

by fuxforcefive January 9, 2004

Dip your wick

A slang for sexual intercourse describing a penis as a candle wick and quickly inserting into any orifice for sexual release. The penis can be inserted into the mouth, anus or vagina.

That horny cowboy at the bar asked me if Friday night was a good time to dip your wick in this town.

You ain't living well as a guy until you dip your wick in some strange once in awhile.

Your date I fixed you up with said you could dip your wick for ten bucks extra, but no kissing.

by Leatherlaird July 3, 2009