by sewdyer June 18, 2021
by beimear November 16, 2011
In TFC, one who gives you AIDS and throws concussion grenades to hwem your aim up
Conversely, on your own team, the one who saves your arse from AIDS and heals concussions, fire, hallucinations, etc.
Conversely, on your own team, the one who saves your arse from AIDS and heals concussions, fire, hallucinations, etc.
by Anonymous June 2, 2003
adj.- describing a substance that helps a medical patient ie. alleviates pain, helps a patient to relax
by Devon Muzic March 5, 2012
by Greg LaRosa (credit to Liz Wilson) January 27, 2004
Slang term used within Australian Rave Culture, referring to the Eucalyptus scented vapour room spray "MEDIC", manufactured by Lemsip.
Is commonly used by individuals whilst under the influence of ecstasy or amphetamines to enhance + heighten the effects of such substances, in unison with Vicks Inhalers + Airwaves Gum.
It can be purchased over-the-counter at most pharmacies, as well as some supermarkets - within Australia.
Note: Is usually confiscated from arena-style events/raves.
Is commonly used by individuals whilst under the influence of ecstasy or amphetamines to enhance + heighten the effects of such substances, in unison with Vicks Inhalers + Airwaves Gum.
It can be purchased over-the-counter at most pharmacies, as well as some supermarkets - within Australia.
Note: Is usually confiscated from arena-style events/raves.
by tayz0r October 20, 2008
med•ic2
noun.
1. A code term used to identify when a particular person who is known for lying is suspected of lying or stretching the truth at any given moment. Often the code is known amongst a group of people who associate with the suspected liar who has no idea what the word means and just laughs along in ignorance as everyone laughs at the person who just told a lie.
2. A term used interchangeably to identify a person who lies constantly and thinks no one notices.
Adj.
1. A code term used to describe when something is a lie.
Word History: The word was first coined by two people as a means of letting one another know when a particular person they knew was suspected of telling a lie. This inside joke soon spread to the person’s two closest friends. Together they would all laugh uncontrollably when they or anyone else would use the word.
Just think, how many times have you heard that word?
noun.
1. A code term used to identify when a particular person who is known for lying is suspected of lying or stretching the truth at any given moment. Often the code is known amongst a group of people who associate with the suspected liar who has no idea what the word means and just laughs along in ignorance as everyone laughs at the person who just told a lie.
2. A term used interchangeably to identify a person who lies constantly and thinks no one notices.
Adj.
1. A code term used to describe when something is a lie.
Word History: The word was first coined by two people as a means of letting one another know when a particular person they knew was suspected of telling a lie. This inside joke soon spread to the person’s two closest friends. Together they would all laugh uncontrollably when they or anyone else would use the word.
Just think, how many times have you heard that word?
1. When Mr. Goldstein slipped and fell in the grocery store and claimed to be seriously injured the grocery clerk told his manager that Mr. Goldstein was pulling a medic to try to sue the store.
2. Mr. Goldstein is a medic because he lied about being injured.
1. She claimed it would take 6 hours longer to get home using this route but I knew that was just another medic.
2. Mr. Goldstein is a medic because he lied about being injured.
1. She claimed it would take 6 hours longer to get home using this route but I knew that was just another medic.
by The Cheeseburglar November 15, 2005