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Adickes
The only surname name truly worth having (contrary to what most people will say). People poke fun at the fact that it has dick in it, but it just means that you know how to have a really really good time. Synonymous with "confidence"(albeit not always sensible). All Adickes' are confident when approaching women (put in their groups for activities mostly) and are not afraid of a challenge.
Did you see Adickes yeasterday? Man, he was so cool! I wish I was like him.
He pulled an Adickes stunt again, opening the chip bag with his face. you should've been there!
He pulled an Adickes stunt again, opening the chip bag with his face. you should've been there!
Adickes by Scruffy Tank April 15, 2007
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Adikus
If you have a friend named Adikus never let him leave your life he will always have your back when you need it he will help you get through any problem you have. when your sad he will check up on you when he thinks you need help even though it may get annoying at times he's just wanting to know your okay and until you tell him what's wrong he wont stop asking you.
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